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  • Drone laws will be challenged

    Drone laws will be challenged

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells City of Casey has moved to placate fears that its laws could have a crippling effect on the drone industry. From 1…

  • Attendance is the key

    Attendance is the key

    There’s some serious sticking power with students at Mossgiel Park Primary School. One student Brendan hasn’t missed a day of school for seven years, another…

  • Unsafe drivers told to get ‘road-wise’

    Unsafe drivers told to get ‘road-wise’

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  Highway Patrol police will be out in force against unsafe drivers in a 24-day enforcement blitz in the Christmas-New Year period. Operation…

  • Iconic carols has got talent

    Iconic carols has got talent

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells The 43rd Carols by Twilight Festival is spreading its wings across two venues this Christmas Eve. Backed by a live band, there…

  • Hospital wishes upon a star

    Hospital wishes upon a star

    Wish upon a star and make a difference for Casey Hospital’s youngest patients this Christmas. Monash Health is hoping to raise $20,000 in which its…

  • Garden grows the senses

    Garden grows the senses

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Berwick Lodge Primary School has unveiled a spectacular garden that soothes and appeals to all the senses. After 18 months of construction,…

  • School books in state’s ‘First Lady’

    School books in state’s ‘First Lady’

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  Narre Warren North Primary School book-loving students were recently awarded with a very special visit. The bibliophilic school had amazingly finished 12,290…

  • Bright lights are back

    Bright lights are back

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  The spectacular Christmas lights at Hugo Court, Narre Warren are bigger and stronger than ever, despite being shut down by a Victoria…

  • Meals for a pet cause

    Meals for a pet cause

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells  A free Christmas lunch will be served to eager diners and their four-legged companions. The charity Pets of the Homeless with a…

  • Cain’s able and willing readers

    Cain’s able and willing readers

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Students at Kilberry Valley Primary School have been getting familiar with one of the biggest names in Victorian state politics. Former state…

  • Crime in Casey finally falls

    Crime in Casey finally falls

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey’s crime rate has fallen for the first time in five years, according to official statistics. The state’s Crime Statistics Agency reported…

  • Long age is in the genes – and a wee dram

    Long age is in the genes – and a wee dram

    Surrounded by four generations of family, a Berwick man celebrated a lofty milestone in the Dandenong Ranges. Colin Ferguson recently celebrated his 98th birthday with…

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