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Federal funding
LOCAL community groups are to benefit from the Volunteer Small Equipment Grants (VSEG) program. A total of 49 local community groups will share the funding…
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Mixed results for Parkers
IT was a mixed bag of results for Hampton Park Bowls Club this week with two wins and two losses. @BT Sub Sport News:VLBA Division…
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Bushrangers give Doves a boost
By Glen AtwellDOVETON Cricket Club received a confidence boost when the Victorian Bushrangers visited Doveton’s Robinson Reserve home for training and a barbecue on Tuesday…
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Man left in coma after club fight
By Callan DateA BERWICK man is fighting for his life in hospital after a fight outside the popular Blitz nightclub last Sunday week. The 22-year-old…
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Keen learners lose ‘L’ plates
By Rebecca FraserThe Narre Community Learning Centre (NCLC), during National Adult Learners Week, recognised the academic and personal achievements in 2005 of tutors, learners and…
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Ram raid on service station
A SHELL service station in Endeavour Hills was ramraided on Sunday morning, but the offenders left emptyhanded. A short time later the Mobil service station…
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Cranny ladies take the honours
CRANBOURNE Bowls Club teams were successful in six of their eight matches in this week’s metro bowls competition, but it was the ladies number-one side…
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Stores hit by ram raiders
By Callan Date POLICE are hunting two men who used a stolen utility to ram raid two Repco stores in Doveton and Narre Warren on…
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Games bring gongs
BRENTWOOD Park Primary School in Berwick has received a State Government award in recognition of its dedication to cultural diversity. Last week the Minister Assisting…
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Boy threatened with scissors
SCISSORS were used to force a Narre Warren North boy to hand over his mobile phone and belongings outside Noble Park Railway Station on the…
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Colour of charity
By Callan DateMORE than $25,000 was raised last week when Casey residents opened their hearts and wallets for Kids with Cancer. Narre Warren was the…
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Staying home for election
CASEY councillors will not approve any more overseas or interstate travel for themselves until April 2009. The moves follows heated debate at Tuesday night’s council…
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