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Council pushes for kinder equality
CASEY Council has called for a fairer deal for the city’s toddlers. At last Tuesday’s council meeting, councillors resolved to write to the state and…
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Eastern bites Redbacks for return win
By Marc McGowanEASTERN Suburbs ended its three-game Pillar Cup slide with an enthralling 29-25 triumph over the Kingston Redbacks at Frog Hollow Reserve on Friday…
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BASKETBALL MERINDA PARK
MERINDA PARK MPBC Baby Boomers 30 d Jelly Shots 14. Pat Boase 12, Maxine Caldana 8. MPBC Panthers 31 d The Giggles 20. Haylea Teal…
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In tune with your music
Online streaming radio stations have become extremely popular in recent times. However, it looks as if they are about to evolve into something even bigger…
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Teachers strike out over IR
By Sarah SchwagerA RALLY against controversial changes to national workplace laws in the city on Tuesday saw support from unionists and residents from across the…
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Resident shocked by robbery
A DOVETON resident returned from a funeral last week to discover the home had been burgled. Stolen from the Fugosia Street home was a video…
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Narre North struggles for runs
A POOR batting display by Narre North in B grade turned the match against Lynbrook into a tough contest on Saturday. @BT Sub Sport News:B…
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Transport group on the move
THE Public Transport Users Association (PTUA) has formed a south-east branch to focus on the continued public transport neglect and dissatisfaction in Casey and surrounding…
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A quality night out
CRANBOURNE Harness Racing Club will undertake a major fundraiser in conjunction with its popular Kids Night Out meeting on 5 January. The fundraiser will benefit…
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Snap to it and capture Casey
CASEY happy snappers are being encouraged to get out their camera and capture some local magic moments. The camera action is all part of a…
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Elements of success
By Jim Mynard GUEST speaker at the October Casey Business Development Group (CBDG) Ann Gambetta of Ann Gambetta and Associates discussed the elements of what…
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Cash dream is in the can
A 3-D DRESS made from aluminium cans has won Brentwood Park Primary School a $2000 ‘Green Dream’. The dress, which took 36 students at the…
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