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SES calls for help
Narre Warren SES volunteer Ray Miller urges local residents to attend the unit’s open day on Saturday, 7 October. IF you would like to be…
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Collection tracks back 150 years
From left: Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation chief executive Peter Carter and local history officer Heather Arnold with exhibition officer from the Public Records Office Victoria Kate…
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Nail-biter settles award
Cranbourne Harness Racing Club Driver of the Year Chris Alford. A NAIL-BITING climax saw Cranbourne Harness Racing Club’s Concession Driver of the Year Award decided…
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Call to dance
Right: Students from Eumemmerring Secondary Fountain Gate showcase their Samoan dancing talents last week. Back are Jamie, Jessica, STUDENTS were treated to a touch of…
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Artwork fills Frog Hollow
Teacher and 2006 Casey’s Non-Resident of the Year Lisa Benn, Casey mayor Kevin Bradford, City of Casey environmental projects officer David Westlake and Stephen Hallett…
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Gardeners are blooming
Doveton Eumemmerring Neighbourhood Renewal community development coordinator Terri Fallows takes a sneak peek at Doveton local Les Boyes’ garden last week. SPRING has certainly sprung…
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Breakfast treat for dads
Mark and son Jacob Cousens get some breakfast from Julie Jenner at last week’s Bloke’s Breakfast at Narre Warren South P-12 College. MORE than 150…
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Nash nabs big two
Right: Jockey Craig Newitt and Cranbourne trainer Michael Kent after Collodi’s win in the Ready Workforce Fillies and Mares Maiden Plate at Cranbourne on Sunday.…
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Tom takes top job
– Brad KingsburyTOORADIN Football Club has appointed 2006 under 18 coach Tom Hallinan to the senior role. Seagulls president Chris Denereaz announced the appointment after…
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Families rally for Ethan
Left: The Hanley Family at the special family day organised in Ethan’s honour last weekend. From left: Ethan, father Luke, mother Jo and sisters Adele…
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Everything’s going their way
Nicola Bull was selected from hundreds of students to perform in Oklahoma!Emily Mulholland will perform as Edith in the upcoming musical production of Oklahoma! OH…
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A merry night is assured
Kambrya College students Tara Dowler and Dan Schonewille get into character for the school’s latest production ‘Robin Da Hood.’ THEATRE buffs are in for some…
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