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Hallam high and low
HALLAM under 17 girls side went down to the strong Sacre Coeur unit on the weekend but the under 16 boys team scored a resounding…
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Infrastructure needs more, says mayor
CASEY mayor Kevin Bradford has welcomed the State Government’s latest budget and says it signals good news for Casey families. However, he said more funding…
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OK to revised Spring Square plan
PARTS of the controversial Spring Square development in Hallam will go ahead after Casey Council decided to endorse the revised concept plan. A new preschool…
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Hillsmeade sings the blues
STUDENTS at a Narre Warren South school definitely know how to sing the blues. The Hillsmeade Primary School senior band and choir students recently travelled…
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Comets on TV
CRANBOURNE Comets went down 1-0 at home on Saturday to Doncaster Rovers in the State division two fixture. But this week the Comets play Chelsea…
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School loos flush with cash
By Chris Brown Schools in the Cranbourne area will receive grants to upgrade and maintain toilets, and buy sports equipment. “Local students consistently rate toilet…
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Foxes fight hard
NARRE North Foxes had four wins in round eight of junior football. @BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 16 A magnificent team effort beat a quality team,…
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Casey scouts raise the bar
CASEY scouts have set a new fundraising high as they try to get themselves to the 21st Australian Jamboree early next year. More than $37,000…
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Rates burden prompts hardship review
By Rebecca FraserMORE help could be at hand for Casey residents struggling to pay their rates and council bills. At the request of mayor Kevin…
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Tyres galore and more
LOCAL tyre retailer, Competition Tyres Pty Ltd, will offer their customers more in the coming weeks after joining forces with national tyre group, Tyres and…
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Casey plans to make children safe
PREVENTING child injury and saving young lives will be a key focus next Monday when a new safety program is launched in Casey. Residents have…
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Crime a concern: survey
By Rebecca FraserNARRE Warren residents are overwhelmingly concerned with crimes by and against youths. New research commissioned by the Police Association has also revealed that…
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