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Cranbourne juniors fire
IN round seven Cranbourne Junior Football Club had a good week, posting 11 wins. @BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 16 (1) There was good football at…
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Dinner to aid charity
INVESTING for profit is the theme set for the Rotary Club of Berwick annual charity business dinner to be held in the Beaconsfield Community Centre…
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Festival date change
THE City of Casey has advised that the 2006 Victorian Seniors Festival, traditionally held in March, will be held in early October, as will the…
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Charge over
A DOVETON man will face court over a car crash in which a 17-year-old youth was killed. Christophe Etienne, 20, was the driver of a…
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In Games spirit
THE Berwick Salvation Army Church is bringing the Commonwealth Games spirit to the Timbarra Estate on Saturday, 11 March, when the church hosts a special…
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Unlocked cars are easy prey
By Callan DateTHIEVES went on a crime spree in Berwick last weekend when they gained access to 18 cars within a nine-hour period. Wallets, sunglasses,…
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Card makes a connection
THE City of Casey has encouraged residents to join in celebrating the 33rd annual World Hello Day on Monday, 21 November by simply saying ‘hello’…
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Cats paw sore Scorpions
By Marc McGowanA TALENT-laden Geelong Cats side and a depressing injury list conspired to deliver the Casey Scorpions an 81-point poleaxing in dreary conditions at…
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Cranbourne bats buckle
DAY one of the final round for the year was disappointing for Cranbourne Cricket Club’s turf-one side’s bats and brought mixed results for the club’s…
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Chinese mayor tour guide
By Rebecca FraserENDEAVOUR Hills resident Stephanie Poole had a good reason to polish up on her Mandarin language skills last week when she helped guide…
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Silver lining to marriage
By Rebecca FraserA TOUCH of romance is on the cards this Valentine’s Day for Hallam couple Ann and Mark Benning as they prepare to celebrate…
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Card makes a connection
THE City of Casey has encouraged residents to join in celebrating the 33rd annual World Hello Day on Monday, 21 November by simply saying ‘hello’…