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  • Books high-flying off the shelves

    Books high-flying off the shelves

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  Keen young readers had a ‘screamer’ of a time with Specky Magee author Felice Arena at Bunjil Place Library. The popular children’s…

  • Yogini helps customers out of tangle

    Yogini helps customers out of tangle

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells The karma train has arrived fortuitously for stricken customers of a closed-down Narre Warren South yoga studio. Several customers claim to have…

  • Beaconhills offers shining light

    Beaconhills offers shining light

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells and Brendan Rees  Beaconhills College’s history of generosity has earned it a Casey Australia Day Award. The school’s students volunteered 2200 hours…

  • Accused ISIS supporter in court

    Accused ISIS supporter in court

    A Hampton Park disability pensioner accused of funding Islamic State fighters in Syria has reappeared briefly at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court. Isa Kocoglu, 43, allegedly sent…

  • Three arrested in gun-trafficking raid

    Three arrested in gun-trafficking raid

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  A man and two women have been arrested by police in Narre Warren as part of a gun-and-drug trafficking investigation. Police allegedly…

  • What’s on this weekend

    What’s on this weekend

    Day of Nations – Hampton ParkAn official flag raising ceremony with live entertainment and market stalls to follow. A free bacon and egg breakfast, jumping…

  • Long, bumpy road to recovery

    Long, bumpy road to recovery

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  Works have begun to fix a dangerously undulating section of Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road. The $2.2 million upgrade will level the jarringly uneven…

  • Residents flat over looming apartments

    Residents flat over looming apartments

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  Residents in a Berwick estate fear that a proposed rezoning will lead to “slum dwellings” spoiling their quiet, leafy streets. Casey Council…

  • Search for rare parts

    Search for rare parts

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  Turning a profit can be a challenge for vintage-car swap-meet enthusiast Ian Clark. Quite often, his eye is grabbed by other sellers’…

  • Broadway lights up Bunjil?

    Broadway lights up Bunjil?

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey councillor Wayne Smith has ‘value-added’ to his recent council-funded trip to the US – with a side-visit to Broadway, New York.…

  • Our neighbourhood’s watch mourned

    Our neighbourhood’s watch mourned

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells and Bonny Burrows Rough diamond, salt-of-the-earth and selfless – they don’t make them like Jennifer Baird anymore. Remembered as the driving force…

  • Hoons’ crushed dreams

    Hoons’ crushed dreams

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells UPDATE 1.12pm Two people, including a 22-year-old Endeavour Hills woman, have been charged after anti-hooning police raids on 24 January. She and…

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