News
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Hills may face a steep drop
Endeavour Hills Rugby Union Club might be dropped to Premier Two in 2009. 17785 Picture: Stewart Chambers By Stuart TeatherSWEEPING reforms to the Victorian Rugby…
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Council cans Clyde Rd plan
By Kelly YatesCASEY council has knocked back a planning application to build a 24-hour car wash, Hungry Jack’s outlet and licensed restaurant in Berwick. The…
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The Cat claws third spot
Right: Cranbourne-trained Apache Cat, pictured during trackwork, ran third in the Hong Kong Sprint on Sunday. 06166 Picture: Stewart Chambers By Stuart TeatherAUSTRALIANS dominated at…
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A Santa surprise
Geoff, Di and Scott Double enjoy the Rotary Club of Berwick’s Christmas party. Picture: Kelly Yates By Kelly YatesSANTA Claus and his helpers made a…
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All about caring and sharing
Lisa Smyth and carers Sarah D’Arcy and Di Wallace enjoy the Windermere Child and FAMILIES and care providers celebrated all things Christmas on Wednesday last…
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Siblings step up
Hampton Park dancing stars Joshua and Shanice Fernandez took on some of the country’s best ballroom dancers at the 2008 Australian Dancesport Championships. 25127 By…
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New centre hits high note
Fountain Gate Secondary College student Emily By Kelly YatesA NARRE Warren school is celebrating the opening of its new Learning Gallery. Teachers and students from…
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Casey ABC centres to close
FIVE ABC Learning Centres in the City of Casey will shut their doors for the final time on 31 December. In November, McGrathNicol revealed that…
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Santa sacks for needy children
MEMBERS of the Inner Wheel Club of Berwick have donated 15 Santa sacks filled with education equipment to the Windermere Child and Family Services’ Kids…
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Multimedia centre opens
TEACHERS and students at a Berwick school celebrated the opening of its multimedia centre last Friday. Brentwood Park Primary School principal Jim Bell said the…
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News breaks
THIS is the last edition of the News for 2008. The first in 2009 will be published on Thursday 8 January. The Pakenham office will…
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Capital plan for Casey sport
By Marc McGowan CASEY council officers have taken a major step towards making the region the sporting capital of Victoria with an extensive $93 million…
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