School’s out says Pike at long last
By Melissa Meehan
CASEY Central Secondary College campaigner Sue Ernsdoefer says that after months of angst and speculation she has finally received a response from...
Birthday marks a frantic year
By Rebecca FraserNARRE Warren SES has certainly had one busy year.
Today marks one year since the unit became operational and in that time it...
Jazz to flow through park
MUSIC enthusiasts are in for a treat this Saturday with Jazz by the Lake to be held at Berwick’s Wilson Botanic Park.
Jazz fans have...
Volunteers earn their community awards
THE efforts and contributions of the City of Casey’s volunteers have been recognised at a special awards ceremony.
As part of National Volunteers Week the...
Clubs have long wait for ovals
By Rebecca FraserPLANS to build two new sporting ovals in Narre Warren North have stalled.
The two ovals would be home to both the Narre...
Tinks Road gets lights upgrade
A NARRE Warren intersection is set for upgraded traffic signals in a bid to improve safety.
State Government funding of $32,000 willbe used...
New bus services boon for commuters
THE wheels will be going around on three new bus services throughout Casey starting from next year.
Cranbourne, Narre Warren and Berwick commuters will benefit...
Rook rocks back to school to say thanks
The commercial rock band organised the concert at Narre Warren South P-12 College to thank the students who helped film their video clip earlier...
Census confirms Casey’s growth
CASEY has been declared a boom growth area over the past few years and that has only been confirmed by the latest Australian Census...
Council seeks stadium comments
CASEY residents have been invited to submit their comments on the draft planning study for the Timbarra Community Stadium.
The proposed development would be situated...
Joy of fabrics, jewels comes to Casey
DIGITAL photography and exquisite jewellery feature prominently in the current exhibitions in the City of Casey’s Civic Centre Art Space.
On display until 27 April...
Police warn of plate pinching
ENDEAVOUR Hills Police are reminding residents to make sure that number plates are secured with one-way screws as the price of petrol is set...
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Bunjil Place welcomes the Pacific Sisters
An exhibition and workshop series by Tāgata Moana (People of the Pacific) art collective, the Pacific Sisters, will be showcased at the Bunjil Place...
