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Win boosts Narre Warren
NARRE Warren’s turf-one team is equal second on the ladder, after a good win against Doveton on Saturday. After restricting the opposition to 196 the…
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Boat rules to save lives
By Rebecca FraserIT IS all about staying alive. That is the message from Cranbourne boat shop manager David Avard following the introduction of new regulations…
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Narre bowls
WEDNESDAY’S winter outdoor bowls winners at Narre Warren were R. Dixon, R. Richardson, C. Heath (s). Runners-up were L. Metaxas, B. Clarke, C. Wilcox (s).…
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Hallam juniors show form
HALLAM Junior Football Club recorded some good results in round 3. @BT Sub Sport News:Under 18 Colts Hallam 8.6.54 d Frankston YCW 3.6.24. Goals: D.…
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Thieves force lock
THIEVES ransacked a Hallam business last week and stole a variety of goods. Police said the thieves forced a lock at the Wedgewood Road company…
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Program wins award
A YOORALLA program run in Narre Warren and Endeavour Hills has won a prestigious government award last week for its contribution towards improving the health,…
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Christmas trees recycled
CASEY residents have been advised that it’s business as usual for rubbish collection over the Christmas break. Household rubbish, recycling and green waste services will…
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Camping boost for Guides group
By Rebecca FraserNARRE Warren South’s growing guiding movement has now received a cash boost. On Tuesday night Strathard Ward councillor Lorraine Wreford presented the group…
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Blood spilt
POLICE found blood stains and a wheelie bin inside a classroom last week following an early-morning break-in at an Endeavour Hills school. An Endeavour Hills…
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Flair for stardom
By Brad Kingsbury CRANBOURNE boasted the ‘star factor’ during Sunday’s Tricodes harness racing program, when super trotter A Touch Of Flair showed all his impressive…
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Performance was Grreat fun
CASEY kids have been kept entertained these school holidays with a host of exciting activities at CaseyCardinia Library Corporation. Last Thursday children aged three to…
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Fine paid, now ‘shove it’
By Rebecca Fraser CASEY councillor Paul Richardson has paid his council imposed fine, but not before telling council staff to “shove it.” On Monday, Cr…
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