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Late withdrawals cost Casey
Scorpions midfielder Kyle Mathews was at the peak of his powers on Sunday, but could not prevent Casey from going down by seven points to…
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Original games set the pace
FLASHBACK – The Nintendo Entertainment System Flashy graphics, surround sound and high-definition are relatively new characteristics of video games. For the older gamers out there,…
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Footpaths needed for kids’ safety: principal
Fountain Gate Primary School principal Jennifer Duggan on one of the tracks that local students have to tread along each day. By Callan DateTHE safety…
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John has council in his sights
Berwick resident John Hompot has written a booklet and is hoping to start a support group for people having trouble dealing with Casey Council. CASEY…
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Parents pack punch
Left: Young players look on in shock as two adults grapple with each other during a match between Fountain Gate and Hallam junior football clubs.…
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Watson best in state
Craig Watson continues to make a huge splash in the pool, with his latest achievement seeing him become the Victorian record-holder in the male 14-year-old…
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Stellar year has McGaw kicking goals
Talented Mossgiel Park midfielder Bert McGaw, front, led an impressive season for the club, with team-mates, middle from left, Lachlan Signal, Edward Nguyen and Toby…
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United still in contention for second spot
Obed Baheerathan throws the ball back into play for Endeavour United. By Paul PickeringENDEAVOUR United has emerged from a horror week to remain in contention…
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School extends sport program to Samoa
Back from left: Eumemmerring Secondary College caters for many different cultural backgrounds, which is evident in students Koko, Jesse, Ben, Jeremiah, Daniel, Daniel and Jallal,…
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Draw keeps Comets on year-end goal
Comets goalkeeper Emma Bracken played her second game back from injury on the weekend and was pivotal in her club’s 1-1 draw with Preston. By…
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Long faces over flu scare
Hallam Valley Pony Club members were unable to ride their horses on the weekend. By Callan DateTHE Hallam Valley Pony Club was full of long…
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Campus cultures
Monash MONASH University Berwick celebrated international style last week. Many students took part in fun activities during Multicultural Week with belly dancing, African steel drumming…
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