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  • New-wave learning

    Education Minister Lynne Kosky visited Hallam last week to officially open a new hairdressing salon for Vocational Education and Training students. She is pictured with…

  • ‘Not too bad’ hair day in a good cause

    Narre Warren’s Sally Norris has shaved her head for the Leukaemia Foundation. A CLOSE friend’s diagnosis with cancer has prompted a Narre Warren woman to…

  • Lounge car is last straw for family

    The Ford ute crashed into the lounge room of the Endeavour Hills home about 4.30am on Sunday. By Rebecca FraserAN Endeavour Hills family say they…

  • SES work pours in

    SES crews helped contain the area after a water main burst in Endeavour Hills on Friday. Picture courtesy Narre Warren SES. A BURST water main…

  • Should there be soup kitchens in Casey?

    Kirsten Summers, Hampton Park YES “We don’t have any around here. I think it’s a good idea.”Candice Godeefroy, Rowville YES “You see them on the…

  • Students help tackle problems

    Maramba Primary School students Divya, Shannen, Danial, Lucinda and Amaf with Casey mayor Kevin Bradford. THE problem-solving skills of students from six Casey schools has…

  • Six a golden number for Brad

    Casey TigerSharks swimming coach Ben Hiddlestone and star prospect Brad York. By Marc McGowanCASEY TigerSharks young gun Brad York swept all before him at the…

  • Victoria is a rugby force

    Cranbourne senior constable Barry Randall is a veteran of police rugby, which has taken him overseas to play. By Marc McGowanTHE Victoria Police is preparing…

  • Wheeling an Aussie bias

    Rob Woff, Andrew Brandolin and Graham Slight – looking forward to the Tri-nation games. HAMPTON Park Bowls Club is very proud of Andrew Brandolin, a…

  • Tigersharks snap up medals

    Left: Teenage TigerSharks Craig Watson, Katie York and Brad York pose with their medals. Picture: meagan Rogers. By Marc McGowanTHE Casey TigerSharks emerged triumphant at…

  • Planters green the creek

    NARRE Warren South residents had the weather on their side recently when they planted 650 native plants as part of National Tree Day. Phil Hughes,…

  • Kid band rocks the kinder

    Bill with Southern Cross Primary School drummer Caleb. STUDENTS at an Endeavour Hills Primary School rocked out last week when they treated children at a…

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