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Quiet time from council gallery
FOR the first timesince the November elections, former councillor Paul Richardson did not ask any questions from the gallery at last week’s council meeting. It…
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Moves to oust knivesBy Melissa Meehan
Casey Police are launching a campaign to stop young people from carrying knives and other weapons in an attempt to decrease the number of stabbing…
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Petitions push for speed cut
MORE than 500 petitions have flooded into the office of Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan calling on Casey Council to reduce the speed limit…
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Sailing skills sought
VOLUNTEERS are being sought to help with the Sailability Program at Lysterfield Lake Park. Volunteers are required on weekdays and/or weekends to help with the…
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Style gurus back on stage
Trinny and Susannah will return to Westfield Fountain Gate next month as part of their third Australian tour to show Casey shoppers how to create…
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Students on safety mode
Gemma and Jessica take part in the peer support program. 35340_44. By Lia BichelSAFETY was the hot topic between a local police officer and students…
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Free fruit on Fridays
By Lia BichelPREP students at Thomas Mitchell Primary School have been devouring healthy snacks every week as part of the Free Fruit Friday program. More…
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Rewarding multiculture
APPLICATIONS are open for Victoria’s Multicultural Awards for Excellence 2009. The awards offer an opportunity for Casey residents to honour individuals and organisations whose commitment…
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Windermere wins award
CEO Windermere Cheryl de Zilwa, executive director QIC Steve Einfeld and CEO Quisca Pam Kennedy with the National Accreditation. 36258Picture: Stewart Chambers WINDERMERE Child and…
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Celebrating women
THE Inner Wheel Club of Berwick recently celebrated its 41st Changeover Dinner. More than 70 members, partners and guests attended the event, with outgoing president…
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Man critical from assault
POLICE have charged three men with attempted murder, intentionally causing serious injury and recklessly causing serious injury following an assault in Hallam last week. The…
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Students learn of stem cell work
By Kelly Yates A SCIENTIST visited students at Narre Warren South P-12 College to celebrate National Science Week. The school is taking part in a…
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