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  • Murder hearing

    A 35-YEAR-OLD Berwick woman will appear before the Supreme Court on 24 April charged with the murder of her de facto husband. Richelle Edwards pleaded…

  • Own up or scratch cat

    IT’S raining cats in Casey and officials are trying to stem the flow of stray felines. The City of Casey has joined a state-wide public…

  • Pet code for animal care

    CASEY mayor Janet Halsall has backed the State Government’s recent introduction of new codes of practice for dog and cat owners. Cr Halsall said the…

  • Council, schools drive new code

    DRIVERS parking in and around Casey schools have been put on notice with a new code of conduct set to promote safe driving practices. The…

  • Wouldbe idols to semifinals

    FOUNTAIN Gate Shopping Centre hosted its own Australian Idol event last Saturday with 30 singers going head to head in the Australian Idol/Allen’s Are You…

  • Thieves take tools

    TOOLS worth $12,000 were stolen from a Hallam property last week. Police said the culprits cut two locks to get access to the tools, which…

  • Narre winter bowls

    WEDNESDAY’S mixed outdoor winter bowls winners at Narre Warren were: C. Lowry, Bram Potter, D. Richardson (s). Runners-up were: L. Alkermade, W. Titcombe, K. Tomlin…

  • City kids taste country life

    CASEY kids enjoyed a morning with New McDonald’s Farm animals last month during a string of performances at Westfield Fountain Gate. Farmers Max and Milly…

  • Pastor pens a life of faith

    A BERWICK pastor has written a book detailing the ups and downs of her remarkable life. Winepress senior pastor Dani Cherrie has completed a three-year…

  • Local tips boost business

    WORD of mouth recommendations can be a business’s best friend. And those at the Casey Referral Network (CRN) are doing their best to promote their…

  • Winners to the fore

    CRANBOURNE Turf Club’s Sunday race meeting was highlighted by doubles to jockeys Mark Flaherty and Craig Newitt, together with a training double to local mentor…

  • Club pitches wicket woes

    – Marc McGowanH.S.D Cricket Club president Michael Cruse has lodged a written complaint to the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) over Fountain Gate Cricket Club’s…

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