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Lack of interest brings council meeting to end
CASEY Council was forced to scrap a planning meeting on Tuesday night after only four of the eleven councillors showed up. The five items on…
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Crashes press state
PRESSURE is on for the Brumby Government to duplicate Hallam Road, Hampton Park, South Eastern Metropolitan MP Inga Peulich said. Ms Peulich told State Parliament…
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Murder investigation
POLICE have launched a murder investigation after a Hampton Park man who was assaulted in Cranbourne North two weeks ago died in The Alfred hospital…
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Finals plans hit fever pitch
By Kelly Yates BERWICK footy fans Ash Bourke and Jo Cary are feeling the footy finals spirit as St Kilda and Geelong get ready to…
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Swim star’s medal haul
By Marc McGowan CASEY TigerSharks star Craig Watson continued his blistering form with four medals at the inaugural State Teams Age Short Course Championships in…
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Young Eagles finish on a high
Cranbourne Junior Football Club players and officials recently celebrated their magnificent season on the field. The club reached seven Dandenong and District Junior Football League…
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Hospital’s first five
Grace Rogerson and TaeshaWestendorp, who was the first baby ever born at Casey Hospital, have their birthday cake and eat it too during the hospital’s…
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Fun galore at
By Kelly YatesSHOW goers enjoyed carnival rides, chainsaw carving demonstrations and helicopter joy flights at last weekend’s Doveton Show. Around 10,000 turned up to the…
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Top show on the cards
Rochelle Glenwright, Paige Lack-Powell and Alyce Brooker from Masquerade Performing Arts in Berwick get in character as they rehearse for their annual production next month.…
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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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