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Man on burglary charge
POLICE have charged an Officer man with one count of attempted burglary. The 29-year-old man has been granted bail and will appear at the Dandenong…
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Passing car theft
POLICE say an ‘opportunistic’ thief has stolen more than $2600 worth of goods from the back seat of a car in Berwick amid police calls…
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Patrolling police leave raider empty handed
POLICE disturbed a would-be burglar in Narre Warren South last week when the thief activated the home’s alarm. Officers were on a routine patrol when…
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Lions’ girls show grit
NARRE South Lions under-18 girls’ team fought hard against a much stronger Sacre Coeur side, going down by 159 points at the weekend. Scores: Narre…
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CD reading problems
If you notice the performance of your CD/DVD ROM drive has decreased dramatically over time or that it has problems reading discs, it may very…
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Eastern holds off Barbarian rush
By Marc McGowanON FIRST inspection, Eastern Suburbs’ 59-27 win over the Melbourne Barbarians seems emphatic, but the local outfit was challenged at Sparks Reserve, Box…
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Lions show pride
NARRE South Lions Junior Football Club’s under-18 girls’ team fought hard, but went down to a strong East Malvern by 98 points at the weekend.…
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Mossgiel players spot on!
A THRILLING penalty shootout had spectators enthralled last Friday when Mossgiel Park Primary School claimed a nail-biting victory at the fourth annual Casey Cup invitational…
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City creates framework for safety
CASEY Council has created a framework for road and community safety in the municipality for the next four years. Casey mayor Colin Butler said the…
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Training forum for disability groups
THE City of Casey has created an opportunity to assist disability advocacy and support groups to become confident and effective resources to the community with…
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