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Woman on murder charge
A BERWICK woman charged with murdering her de facto husband appeared in court yesterday (Wednesday). Richele Edwards, 35, was in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court for…
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Web wars fire up
MICROSOFT Internet Explorer has dominated the web browser market for longer than most can recall. But since the release of Mozilla’s Firefox 1.5 in late…
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Conman targets young retail staff
POLICE are hunting a conman who steals money by confusing sales staff. The man tricks young shop staff into overpaying him after trying to buy…
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Quigg set for bowls glory
CRANBOURNE Bowls Club champion Lyn Quigg has won his way into the South East Group Champion of Champions final to be played at Clayton Bowls…
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City: Copy Casey on graffiti
By Callan Date CASEY Council will look to impart its expertise in graffiti management on the State Government by urgently requesting several features of its…
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Canine couples join the wedding march
By Elizabeth LillisDOGS will be tying the knot as part of the Valentine’s Day celebrations at a pet concept store in Narre Warren. Pets at…
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Refugees to get funding package
REFUGEE communities in Casey and Dandenong are set to benefit from a $140,000 funding boost. The State Government funding will help residents from numerous nationalities…
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Toddler and tot escape car fire
By Rebecca Fraser A TODDLER and a baby had a narrow escape from death on Tuesday when the car they were in flipped over and…
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Campaign hits back against car crime
By Rebecca FraserA NEW initiative is helping Casey’s car theft victims bounce back. Operation Bounce Back is a joint initiative between the City of Casey,…
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Call to desex pet cats
CASEY cat owners could soon be forced to desex their pets with council considering the implementation of a new regulation. Licensed breeding establishments in the…
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Community ‘on a winner, too’
By Callan DateDEVELOPERS of the $90 million Casey Towers project have outlined their plans to give back to the community if granted a licence to…
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Do you celebrate Valentine’s Day?
John Johnson, Narre Warren NO “It has never been high on my agenda over the years it is too commercialised.”David Lamb, Beaconsfield YES “It does…
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