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More trains but no extra capacity
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE State Government’s revamped plan to improve the Dandenong rail corridor has been announced – more new trains, fewer level crossings but…
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Car fire murder… few clues
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE are still awaiting forensic results after a dead body was found sprawled in the back seat of a burn-out car in…
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Barbecue explodes
A PUBLIC barbecue in Endeavour Hills has exploded after it was set on fire in suspicious circumstances. The fire at Frog Hollow Reserve was reported…
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Gang smashes house
A GROUP of youths wearing balaclavas and wielding machetes and bats has smashed up a Doveton house while a victim was inside. It’s understood the…
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Driver park hunt
THE police Dog Squad was called in to track a man who fled through Akoonah Park after evading a booze bus on the weekend. The…
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Money for the shed
THE Berwick Woodworkers Club is one of many activity groups in Casey that could share in $750,000 of State Government funding made available to build…
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Fun fest for youth
THE City of Casey is set to join in the fun for National Youth Week later this month. Young people from Casey are being encouraged…
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Stance set for car crime cut
By BRIDGET SCOTT A NEW operation run by police has prompted a huge drop in the rates of auto crime. Operation Stance, which began on…
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Hunt for bikes’ owners
POLICE are looking for the owners of two allegedly stolen motorbikes which they seized in Hallam earlier this month. Detectives used a warrant to storm…
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Haka comes to Rangebank
STUDENTS at Rangebank Primary School got in touch with a number of different cultures last week during a highly entertaining performance by Bernard Mangakahia. Mr…
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Groups urged to apply
COMMUNITY groups in the City of Casey have been urged to see if they are eligible to apply for one of the three grant programs…
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U3A classes
THE Cranbourne U3A resumes classes for term two on Monday 13 April and hopes to welcome a number of new members. The group is looking…
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