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  • Barks in the park

    Barks in the park

    Wilson Botanic Park turned into a jungle of animals for the annual Casey Pet Expo on 19 May. The City of Casey event promoted responsible…

  • Brown in orange – a stand-out combination

    Brown in orange – a stand-out combination

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Narre Warren-based Clinton Brown, 30, is making his mark as one of VICSES’s most youthful unit controllers. He is one of the…

  • Stars sing for a cure

    Stars sing for a cure

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Singers are hitting their notes at the annual Star Search for a Cause auditions. Organiser Naomi Horsley said it not only gave…

  • Walk for learning

    Walk for learning

     Walkers stepped out in support for education in Timor Leste during a fundraiser at Wilson Botanic Park on 20 May. The Walk for Timor raised…

  • Greening our backyards

    Greening our backyards

    Residents snapped up free indigenous plants at shopping centre stalls as part of the annual Casey Plant Giveaway. Every Casey household could claim two plants…

  • Man charged over Hampton Park sexual assaults

    Man charged over Hampton Park sexual assaults

    A 27-year-old man has surrendered himself at a police station over four alleged sexual assaults within a month in Hampton Park, police say. The Hampton…

  • Roar heard at mentor’s breakfast

    Roar heard at mentor’s breakfast

    Young women were inspired to fly high for their marks at a mentoring breakfast at Bunjil Place on 4 May. The Girl Guides Victoria Women…

  • Common thread of humanity

    Common thread of humanity

    A multicultural quilt that bound together the work of more than 300 people from 30 cultural groups has been launched at Bunjil Place. The four-square…

  • Father accused of burning and trashing family home

    Father accused of burning and trashing family home

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A man accused of throwing a flaming rag onto the doorstep of his ex-partner’s Cranbourne West home has been refused bail. After…

  • Robbery spree

    Robbery spree

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A children’s court judge has expressed alarm at the spate of gang youths accused of robberies and thefts at the Fountain Gate…

  • Aboriginal outreach success under threat

    Aboriginal outreach success under threat

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey’s popular Aboriginal Gathering Place is weeks away from facing cuts of $205,000 in State funding. As a result, the Doveton-based facility…

  • Kids missing out on school

    Kids missing out on school

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Berwick 11-year-old Jack Ottens’s deprivation from an education appears to be far from a one-off. Unable to regularly attend school due to…

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