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Month of peace and purification
The holiest month of the Islamic calendar is upon us, and Muslims across the City of Casey have commenced Ramadan. Ramadan commemorates the time when…
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Kids get their skates on
Roll up, roll up!That was the call at Bunjil Place over the school holidays as the Rollerama skated into town. Casey kids took it in…
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Private plans for Anzac Day
Veterans and their families will pause to remember and reflect this Anzac Day at a number of memorial events across the region. After 2020’s Anzac…
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Inner wheel’s wig support
The local Inner Wheel district has made a substantial donation to a much-needed service run out of St John of God Hospital at their annual…
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Speeder caught in roadworks
Police are warning drivers to adhere to reduced speed limits through roadworks. Members from the State Highway Patrol detected a Renault hatch travelling at 128km/h…
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First ride goes wrong
In the early hours of Tuesday 13 April, the Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol detected a motorcycle travelling at 184km/h in an 80km/h zone on Thompsons…
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The photographer and the Prince
As the world mourns the passing of Prince Philip on Friday 9 April, Star News Group photographer Rob Carew has reflected on the times he…
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Fashion to fill Berwick streets
The annual Berwick VIP Fashion Festival is hitting the streets once again. From Friday 16 April, a series of events will showcasw local products while…
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Montague officially opens the doors
Narre Warren North-based fruit grower Montague has officially opened its new, environmentally friendly packing facility. One of Australia’s largest fruit growers, Montague expects the new…
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Magic in the garden
It’s not every day you get to meet royalty! About fifty boys and girls from across Casey were excited to meet a princess in the…
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Battin joins calls for Royal Commission
Gembrook MP Brad Battin has indicated his support for a national Royal Commission into veteran suicide. The Victorian Liberals, along with Mr Battin, announced support…
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Rotary’s beds for Timor Leste
Communities in Timor Leste will soon be better able to address their medical needs, thanks to the tireless work of local Rotary volunteers. On Saturday…
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