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Students’ energy buzz
By Rebecca FraserYEAR eight students at Kambrya College have won an award for spreading the news about energy efficiency. The school’s students received a $200…
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Move to draw blood bank to Casey
CASEY Council is calling out for the Red Cross. Plans are afoot to try and have a permanent Red Cross Blood Bank opened in the…
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Cranbourne makes hay at Casey Fields
CRANBOURNE Turf 1 side amassed a huge score against Dandenong West at Casey fields. Dieter Leinmueller opened the batting for a well-made 70, the bulk…
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City of dreams
By Ed MerrisonTHE building business is booming in Casey with new figures revealing first home-buyers are flocking to the municipality while building activity is keeping…
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Screams
TWO Hallam residents woke in the middle of the night to find two men wearing beanies shining a torch into their faces. Three people were…
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Hills takes the points
ENDEAVOUR Hills Junior Football Club’s under-17 team Endeavour-Doveton produced a strong and determined effort to down Rowville by 97 points at the weekend. Scores: Endeavour-Doveton…
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Nyxem virus counts down
Nick VerhaarA new worm Nyxem-E, has infected a reported 300,000 machines since its initial release on 16 January. Affecting virtually all versions of Microsoft Windows,…
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Thieves torch car
THIEVES stole a broken down car last week before driving it to a Narre Warren school and setting it alight. The 1990 Nissan coupe had…
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Local SES expands with new vehicle
By Callan Date WHEN storms, floods and high winds hit the City of Casey most people seek refuge indoors. But Narre Warren State Emergency Service…
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Skateboarder robbed by man
A MAN was robbed while riding his skateboard in Narre Warren South last month. Police said the 21-year-old Berwick resident was skating along Ormond Road…
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New path links estates
By Rebecca FraserA HALLAM milk bar owner has won a five-year battle to bring two neighbouring suburbs closer together. Joe Khoury has been calling for…
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Four Oaks rivals forget past
By Rebecca FraserFOUR Oaks Ward councillors Rob Wilson and Paul Richardson have vowed to put their differences aside for the betterment of their ward. Before…
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