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Hand in illegal firearms
A permanent national firearms amnesty began Thursday 1 July, as the Australian Government and Crime Stoppers partner to keep Australians safe while ensuring those with…
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Super Sasha shows power of education
A Berwick dog and her human are spreading the word about responsible pet ownership in Casey. Sasha and her owner Jake from Power Pooches have…
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Hardship hits ratepayers
The City of Casey has seen a 15 per cent increase in the number of residents in arrears on their rates. The alarming jump comes…
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Pivoting to resilience
Being named a finalist in the 2021 Casey Business Awards is a privilege, according to Michelle Simmonds, founder and director of Gumboots Child Therapy. The…
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Bye bye Gembrook
The State seat of Gembrook will be abolished and split into two new electorate districts, Berwick and Pakenham, if proposed changes by the Victorian Electoral…
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Survivor walks to beat cancer
A two-time breast cancer survivor from Berwick was among almost 500 people who took a walk to raise funds to fight the disease last month.…
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Casey plans for future
The City of Casey’s administrators have unanimously voted to approve a suite of planning and strategy documents designed to steer the council into the future.…
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Dinner with a View for Star journo
Danielle Kutchel, journalist with the Star News Group, was Berwick Evening VIEW Club’s after-dinner speaker on Monday 21 June. Danielle’s previous positions include: working as…
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Diaspora, Psyche now on at Bunjil
Respected contemporary artist John Young will present a survey of works spanning 17 years (2003 – 2019) at Bunjil Place Gallery from 26 June –…
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Council seeks input on playgrounds
Consultation has begun for Casey Council’s annual Playground Renewal Program. Residents can have their say on what they want and need in their local playgrounds…
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Park the place to be
Star News photographer GARY SISSONS loves getting out and about in nature, and he’s always got his trusty array of cameras over his shoulder, ready…
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Lovers celebrate sapphire anniversary
It was a beautiful, sunny autumn day on Saturday 19 May 1956. For debonair 26-year-old bank teller Noel Robert Campbell, and 25-year-old kindergarten teacher Helen…
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