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Attackers demanded car keys
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A MAN was viciously attacked by a gang of youths in the car park of a Narre Warren shopping centre earlier this…
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Design students make good impression
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD FOUNTAIN Gate Secondary held its inaugural Design and Technology exhibition this week. The event showcased work from students in Years 7 to…
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Vehicle gutted
POLICE were called out to a fire earlier this week after a car was set alight in a Narre Warren park. The white Toyota LandCrusier…
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The world at her feet
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A NARRE Warren university student will soon be taking to the world stage. Deakin University graduate Jessica Ciuciu has won against students…
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Have you seen this bike?
POLICE have released images of a distinctive mountain bike that was stolen from a garage in Narre Warren South last month. The men’s black ‘Norco…
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Police airwaves wing
CASEY cops have been taking to the airwaves in order to connect with the community. Last Monday saw another episode of ‘Chat’n with Casey Cops’,…
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State steps up to the crease on cricket funding
CASEY cricket clubs are set to benefit from a State Government funding boost. The government, along with Cricket Victoria and Cricket Australia, this week launched…
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Team approach to tackling crime
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY Council is looking to set up a public safety committee specialising in crime prevention. Cr Louise Berkelmans will pitch the idea…
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Ice man’s hard cell
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A BERWICK ice user whose persistent family violence included inciting his ex-girlfriend to throw herself in front of a train has been…
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Tennis invite in public court
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Narre Warren North Tennis Club has put a call out for more members now that its clubrooms have been refurbished. President…
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Mayor on Monash fast lane
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AND LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY Council has welcomed news that the Federal Government is considering adding extra lanes to the Monash Freeway. Additional…
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Park was a-rockin’
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH BERWICK’S first ‘Live at the Park’ music festival rocked audiences all day long. With more than 300 festival goers and food stalls…
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