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Listen, it’s group therapy
By Rebecca FraserTHE City of Casey hosted a Celebrate and Participate Event for the International Day of People with a Disability on Monday to highlight…
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Custom-built for summer
Customised cars begin to arrive at the Autopro Rodders Life Cruise Night. AUTOPRO Narre Warren was the venue for a highly successful rodders cruise get-together…
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Lord, what a cup win!
Right: Cranbourne trainer Grant Dalziel had a happy week starting with a win at his home track on Thursday with Bella Sorrento, followed by victory…
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Games team sing praises
Repeka Iuli, Narre Warren South MP Dale Wilson, Elisapeta Lemalu and Atamamao Tuiloma at a recent Samoan choir performance at the Narre Warren Chapel of…
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Guy ropes in a crowd
Above: Guy Sebastian shared his experience in Africa with World Vision with senior pastor of Casey City Church and his uncle Larry Sebastian and Christa…
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Flock of wins for Sparrow
Cranbourne jockey Mark Flaherty was back to his aggressive best at Kyneton on Monday, booting home four winners and a third on the nine-race program.…
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Faith ‘transforms lives’
Atik Wickes, the Casey Idol winner, will perform at Crossway South Christmas Celebration. MANY community leaders in Casey believe that faith in Jesus Christ can…
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Bigger than Toyland
The Big Boys Toys show will be held in Doveton on Sunday to help raise funds for two community projects. Paul and Pamela Simpson from…
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Mayor quizzed by tomorrow’s media
Above: Kambrya College students Peter and Braydon interviewed Casey mayor Kevin Bradford this week as part of their investigative journalism studies. By Rebecca Fraser CASEY’S…
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Local trainers make hay
Left: Cranbourne trainer John Gilligan with his gelding St Huberts after its win in the Bundy Rum Maiden on Friday. By Brad Kingsbury CRANBOURNE racing…
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Speedy son praised
Clyde mother of three Jacqui Russell-Croucher has praised the efforts of her 12-year-old son Morgan, who rang 000 after she fell last week. By Rebecca…
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Anger over ghetto fears
Doveton residents fear that a proposed heritage overlay will devalue their homes and turn some of their suburb’s streets into isolated ghettos. Resident Ann Beauchamp,…
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