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Election strikes balance
By Bridget BradyThe women, elected across four of the six wards, are Shar Balmes, Karen Baxter, Amanda Stapledon, Lynette Keleher and the re-elected Lorraine Wreford.…
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Council veterans
By Kelly YatesDUMPED councillor Paul Richardson says he will try his hand at State Government in an effort to be an independent MP for Narre…
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Cranny tackles Croydon
CRANBOURNE Bowling Club took it up to Croydon in this week’s Pennant Bowls, Metro One Division, but the home side drew away to win by…
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Apache Cat goes on warpath
By Stuart TeatherCHAMPION sprinter Apache Cat may not have won the Winterbottom Stakes on Saturday, but the Cranbourne-trained horse showed enough to secure a berth…
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Vehicle impounded
A 20-YEAR-OLD Hallam man has had his car impounded after having being clocked driving at more than 50 kilometres over the speed limit. He was…
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Council takes sharp action on syringes
THE City of Casey has introduced a 24-hour service for the collection and disposal of syringes in public places. Residents who see a syringe are…
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Tobacco sale leads to fine
THE City of Casey has successfully prosecuted a former Doveton business and its owner for the sale of a tobacco product to a person under…
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‘Savage’ Surgeon stitches up Cup
By Paul PickeringCRANBOURNE master trainer Darren McDonald claimed his third Melbourne Cup last Thursday night, but the achievement was almost lost amid extraordinary scenes at…
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Your say on water projects
CASEY residents will have their say during a parliamentary inquiry into water projects. South Eastern Metropolitan MP Gordon Rich-Phillips, who is chairing the parliamentary inquiry…
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Pitching for his family
Berwick City Cougars playing coach Wayne Porter, with wife Amanda and sons Cooper and Mitchell, has enjoyed a long and successful baseball career. 24961 Picture:…
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Cougars strike out
Victorian under-18 pitcher Matthew Kennedy started on the mound for the Berwick City Cougars on Sunday in their 8-7 defeat to Preston at La Trobe…
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Pair fire in go-kart shootout
Locals David Sera, left, and Justin Schneider dominated the recent Leopard Shootout, with Sera winning the Light class and Schneider the Heavy. By Stuart TeatherGO-KARTING…
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