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  • Fingers fly as records stack up

    By Ben HopeDON’T blink or you might miss Clyde champion speed stacker Molly Hallam break another Australian record. The eight-year-old St Margaret’s School student recently…

  • More trains,

    By Bridget CookTRAIN commuters will welcome the announcement of a new timetable that will bring extra peak hour services and operating changes on the Pakenham…

  • Gas powers Ablett

    By Bridget Brady A DESIRE to fix the methane gas mess has driven Casey councillor Geoff Ablett to enter the state political arena. Cr Ablett,…

  • Horse cruelty alert

    A SHOCKING case of neglect has sparked animal cruelty workers to remind horse owners that horses’ hooves need to be trimmed properly and regularly. The…

  • Fishy wish granted

    FUNDING of up to $100,000 for recreational fishing projects in Victoria is available. South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga Peulich is encouraging community not-for-profit organisations,…

  • Business bounces along

    CLARK Rubber Narre Warren has been awarded as the company’s franchisee of the year. The Lauderdale Road store beat around 75 other stores throughout Australia…

  • Training awards

    NOMINATIONS for the 2010 Victorian Training Awards are open. The awards provide an opportunity for individuals, training providers and small businesses to be recognised for…

  • Breakfast forum is a hit

    ABOUT 90 people attended the first Casey Business Forum Breakfast for the year on 8 April, the largest attendance since the meetings began. Melbourne Football…

  • Mayors get together

    CASEY mayor Lorraine Wreford met with mayors from across metropolitan Melbourne recently to discuss a range of issues facing the state now and into the…

  • Ethnic cash flows

    TWO Casey groups have scored grants from the Victorian Multicultural Commission to help strengthen and celebrate cultural diversity. Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan recently…

  • Dogs go in

    POLICE called in police dogs to track three youths who fled from a stolen car in Hallam recently. The youths, a 17-year-old male from Cranbourne…

  • Anger over school ‘rip-off’

    By Jade LawtonOPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott visited two Berwick schools this week to view the results of the Federal Government’s ‘rip-off’ Building the Education Revolution…

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