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Men open up
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD SPENCER Wanklyn wasn’t the first person to notice how men didn’t speak to each other the way women did. But he was…
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Caught on the run
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A MAN who tried to flee police after he was served a warrant at a Berwick property was chased down and arrested…
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Police attacked after crash
POLICE needed to call for back-up in Cranbourne on the weekend when a woman attacked officers after crashing her car. Police were called to the…
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Traffic, drug offences laid
A TEENAGER driving a car with no number plates in Cranbourne West was chased and arrested by police on the weekend. Police detected the suspicious…
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Car fire probed
POLICE were called to a suspicious car fire in Clyde last week, shortly after a car crash at the same location. It’s understood police reported…
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Success over a coffee
THOSE in need of a coffee and a chat about business need look no further than the City of Casey. Casey Council will next week…
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Back-to-back Platinum status
CASEY ARC has one again been recognised as one of the premier pools in the region. The Narre Warren facility has been awarded Life Saving…
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Speed humps badly needed
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY Councillor Sam Aziz has called for the installation of speed humps in a hazardous street that runs through the Berwick Springs…
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Woman basher at large
A MAN who assaulted a woman at a Berwick property last week is still on the loose. It’s understood the man, who is known to…
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Rita on the air
By BRIDGET SCOTT A LYNBROOK woman who has presided over many local organisations was rewarded for her hard work on Australia Day. Rita Hartney was…
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Art back on track
By BEN CAMERON BERWICK and Cranbourne artists and patrons have breathed a sign of relief with the news that the Cardinia Grand Art Exhibition is…
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Cut to the core: nowhere to go
By ANEEKA SIMONIS A CASEY family violence legal group will be forced to close its Narre Warren office following major federal funding cuts that have…
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