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  • Framework for Bunjil’s future

    Framework for Bunjil’s future

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A DRAFT programming plan for Casey council’s new cultural precinct was adopted last month. The visual arts programming framework for the upcoming…

  • Ram raiders hit party store

    Ram raiders hit party store

    THIEVES rammed a car into the rear entry of Lombard The Paper People’s Fountain Gate store in the early hours of Monday 11 January and…

  • Speeding P-plater nabbed

    Speeding P-plater nabbed

    AN ALREADY disqualified Berwick P-plate driver was caught speeding 90 kilometres per hour over the limit in Cheltenham. The 22-year-old was caught driving at 150kp/h…

  • Hard work pays off

    Hard work pays off

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE sleepless nights for the City of Casey’s Year 12 students are finally over. Students throughout the municipality woke up on Monday…

  • Lake risk assessment released after drownings

    Lake risk assessment released after drownings

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD AN INTERAGENCY report assessing safety risks at Lysterfield Lake was released this week, almost two years after a five-year-old boy drowned at…

  • Cult of religion

    Cult of religion

    Casey council’s support for special religious education in state schools is really anti-educational (Council Backing Schools Religious Studies, Berwick News, Thursday 3 December). If Casey…

  • Sun down on council

    Sun down on council

    THE Sunday Herald Sun stated “Casey Council had the worst councillor attendance at official meetings”. With the time spent by at least three of them…

  • Manhunt after woman stabbed

    Manhunt after woman stabbed

    POLICE have released an image of a man who is wanted over a stabbing and car theft in Berwick on Monday 14 December. Christos Papathanasiou,…

  • Anti-gang youth programs mooted

    Anti-gang youth programs mooted

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS YOUTH Justice workers are set to hit Apex Gang’s juvenile armed robbers and car thieves with behaviour change programs, a children’s court…

  • Campaign has cure on the cards

    Campaign has cure on the cards

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A LOCAL diabetes campaign has exceeded all expectations. The T1D Cards for a Cure campaign, which saw donation cards made available at…

  • 45-minute police chase

    45-minute police chase

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A DOVETON man tore through red lights in a stolen Yaris as he was pursued by police for up to 45 minutes…

  • Transit’s Christmas breakthrough

    Transit’s Christmas breakthrough

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A NARRE Warren Soup kitchen will be a place of hope this holiday season. For the first time in its six-year existence,…

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