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Wide-eyed with magic show
Above: Bob E Dazzler kept his young crowd entertained during the special school holiday performance. CHILDREN were dazzled at the Doveton Library on Monday when…
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Tiger Sharks snap up medals
Medals galore: From left, Casey Tiger Shark Victorian Age Short Course medallists Craig Watson, Trent Lindsey, Bradley York, Eric Lopez, and Jay Etheve show off…
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Craig pools his record talent
Craig Watson had a phenomenal meet at the Victorian Age Short Course Championships, scoring three gold and three silver medals, with a state record topping…
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Students on the go for life
Above: Maramba Primary School students Adam and Rachael enjoy fruit and salad for lunch as a part of the Go for Your Life program while…
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Do you support a Sunday Cranbourne Cup?
Michelle Gardner, Narre Warren South YES “It gives everyone access to it – I mean, families can go as well.”Peter Tozer, Somers NO “The Wednesday…
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Safety and security on a plate
Young Josh shows off his child seat. Casey parents have been urged to take their children and child seats along to Fountain Gate on Sunday…
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Cassy walks away with titles
Cassandra Raselli shows off the spoils of a stunning winter season of athletics competition. By Marc McGowanBERWICK young gun Cassandra Raselli, 12, is preparing to…
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SES crews free driver
Above: SES crews and the CFA worked together to free a man trapped after a two-car collision in Narre Warren last week. THE Jaws of…
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Dean tees off for charity
Right: Cricket legend Dean Jones prepares to cream one down the middle, watched by Frankston mayor Vicki McClelland. AUSTRALIAN sporting greats – cricketer Dean Jones…
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Badge theft anger
Right: Narre Warren South resident Glenn Hill has been angered by the theft of his car badges. ‘BADGERING’ thieves have left car owners in a…
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The write time for winning
Mossgiel Park Primary School students Erin Rollins and Jordan Sarkissian with their writing competition medals. YOUNG scribes were busy putting pen to paper at an…
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Cancer funds on the menu
Pharmore Endeavour Hills held a lunch for leukaemia last Friday, raising more than $400. Staff member Linda Bugrer, front, who has battled bone cancer, is…
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