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One goal the difference again for Comets
By Marc McGowanTHE Casey Comets suffered their fourth one-goal loss of the season, this time against Ashburton 1-0 at Comets Stadium on Sunday. The Comets…
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Dine in a top cause
BERWICK Benevolent Society will hold its 2006 annual fundraising dinner at Churchill Park Golf Club on Friday 3 March. Tickets are $40 each and available…
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Thieves target garages
A SERIES of Berwick homes was robbed last week as residents slept inside. Detective Senior Constable Brian Whitehead said thieves targeted garages at the homes…
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Cake for senior girl
THE Doveton Senior Citizens came together last Wednesday to celebrate the birthday of club secretary Doreen Parton. The 82-year-old has been cooking up a storm…
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Storm visit
By Callan DatePOTENTIAL is a buzz word at Eumemmerring College’s Hallam campus. The school recently held a special assembly for its departing year 12 students…
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Mind-controlled computers
Nick VerhaarResearchers from the Fraunhofer Institute in Berlin and the medical school of Berlin Humboldt University in Germany have developed the Berlin Brain-Computer Interface (BBCI),…
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Casey wins indigenous award
THE City of Casey has won a prestigious national award for its innovative work with indigenous affairs. Victorian Senator Mitch Fifield congratulated Casey this week…
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Sex predator sentenced
AN ENDEAVOUR Hills man has become the first person sentenced under new sexual predator laws. Richard Gerard Meehan, 55, was sentenced in the Victorian County…
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Banding together for youth week
SPECTRUM Entertainment presents another jam-packed local lineup for the upcoming FrEEza Fringe Fest at Endeavour Hills tomorrow. The event is part of Casey’s celebration of…
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‘Loveable larrikin’ a real character
A WELL-known Cranbourne identity has died following a lengthy battle with illness. Harry Boce died on Friday night at Epworth Hospital and family and friends…
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Childcare burglary
POLICE are investigating an incident in which thieves stole cash from a Narre Warren childcare centre. The burglary occurred at the Malcolm Court centre about…
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Will you get a visit from the Easter Bunny?
The News visited Tooradin Primary School to see if students were expecting lots of Easter goodies.Kelly David, Blind Bight YES “I always get lots of…
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