Tag: News
Intruder scared off by dog
Police hope an image of a man believed to be linked to an aggravated burglary in Narre Warren will be identified.
Casey Crime Investigation Unit...
Learning the art of rose pruning
It’s that time of year again to dust off your secateurs and get rose pruning.
Keen gardeners were keen to learn a few tricks of...
Surgery promises hope for brave boy
Eleven-year-old Jack Ottens - who has been battling a rare brain condition since he was born - dreams of one day working for NASA.
The...
Glenn Patterson appointed new Casey CEO
City of Casey has unveiled Glenn Patterson as the council’s new chief executive officer, five months after Mike Tyler announced he was suddenly stepping...
CommBank gives gift of life
A Berwick cancer victim’s campaign to raise money for clinical cancer trials has received a much-welcomed boost, after Commonwealth Bank donated $10000 to the...
Caught on cam rifling through car
When Ian and Sue Spedding left their cars unlocked in their carport, they least expected them to be broken into.
However CCTV has captured the...
Career expo opens doors
Students of Berwick College have begun mapping out their future after the school hosted a careers expo on Thursday 19 July.
Years 9-12 students toured...
Damaging trees plague residents
A group of Narre Warren residents is calling on Casey Council to remove huge London Plane trees which they say is ruining their properties.
A...
Up for award
Casey Gymnastics Special O team is in the running to be named Carbine Club Team of the Year at the upcoming Disability Sport and...
Gas leak deemed safe
By Brendan Rees
Fire crews responded to a raptured gas leak at a residential property in Narre Warren on 18 July.
Firefighters from Hallam...
Police nabbed speeding P Plater
A P-plater was allegedly clocked going almost 25km an hour over the speed limit in Cranbourne on Sunday 15 July.
The 30 year-old driver was...
Dazzling love story comes to Bunjil
For the first time ever, Bunjil Place’s 800-seat theatre hosted one of Australia’s most prestigious arts and theatre companies on Tuesday 17 July.
Opera...
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Police targeting low-level speeding myths this Anzac Day
Victoria Police will be educating drivers across the state, including in Cardinia, about the dangers of low-level speeding this Anzac Day weekend.
Launched on Wednesday...
