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US trip still open for soccer girls

THE success of Australia’s women’s soccer team the Matildas at last year’s World Cup has inspired female soccer players across the country. Now young women...

Something special

CALL of Duty 4 has taken the crown as the most complete first-person-shooter to ever grace a video game console. On all fronts –...

Council takes talks on the road

CASEY Council will hold its fortnightly meeting in Cranbourne next Tuesday. The public is invited to attend the meeting at the Old Shire Offices, 160...

Man slashed in tent attack

By Callan DateAN Endeavour Hills man had a New Year’s Eve to forget after he was slashed with a knife during a fight in...

Olympic moves

Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games, Nintendo Wii, Rating 4/5 Sore wrists – check. Strained forearms – check. Breathlessness – check. Near dehydration...

Jaw broken in fight

A DOVETON man was rushed to Dandenong Hospital with a broken jaw after a pool hall brawl in Dandenong last week. Police said two 23-year-old...

Councillors’ kitty cash cleanout

CASEY councillors cleared out the remaining money in their ward allocation request kitty at last week’s council meeting. Springfield councillor Lorraine Wreford donated $1050 between...

A change of key for Kerrigan

By Callan Date ONE of Berwick’s most talented performers is hitting all the right notes as he advances his wide-ranging artistic career. Kerrigan La-Brooy is most...

Council bounces basketball plea

By Sarah Schwager THE City of Casey is lobbying both the State Government and the Opposition for funding to build basketball facilities at Timbarra. Council is...

Teenagers lead police on chase

A TEENAGER who stole a car from Endeavour Hills led police on a 10-minute chase recently week. The 16-year-old Box Hill driver and his 14-year-old...

Crackdown on poor parking

CARS parked illegally at Hallam train station are blocking emergency access to the tracks and have prompted a police crack down. Sergeant John Blackburn of...

Group lobbies for more trains, buses

THE Public Transport Users Association’s (PTUA) says a strong attendance at the inaugural meeting of its new southeastern branch demonstrates that public transport is...

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Shadow Cabinet talks Casey

Issues from infrastructure to the struggles of small businesses were discussed at Fountain Gate Hotel as the Victorian Shadow Cabinet spoke to local businesses...

Carbon sink failure