Tag: News
Students show they’re market leaders
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
STUDENT leadership at Gleneagles Secondary College has never been stronger after the school held an inaugural market day earlier this month.
The day...
Network is on course
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
TEE-OFF was at 12.30 sharp for last month’s 2013 Mayoral Shield Charity Golf Day.
Many local businesspeople, who also fancy themselves as golfers,...
Gold moment
By BRIDGET COOK
A BERWICK student has been presented an award by the Governor of Victoria for a golden effort last week.
Nossal High School student...
Voices come out for carols
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
THIS year’s Carols by Twilight event promises to be one of the most spectacular.
The 2013 carols, held at Max Pawsey Reserve in...
Taylor wows the crowds
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
DESPITE the cacophony of screaming girls at Westfield Fountain Gate yesterday, it was still easy enough to hear the soulful tones of...
Face of courage
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
NINE-YEAR-OLD Marshall will stop at nothing to have his mother’s agonizing illness recognised by the World Health Organisation.
Marshall’s mum, Samantha Gaillard, was...
Tree chop push success
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
A TEAM of dedicated Narre Warren residents have got their wish, with Casey Council recommending the eucalyptus trees in their street be...
Our roads of shame
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
THE CITY of Casey will choose from four hazardous roads in the municipality that have qualified to receive a pedestrian crossing or...
Weir blamed for flood
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
FLOODING in Narre Warren is being caused by an under-performing weir in Troups Creek, according to a Melbourne Water manager.
The information comes...
Motor message fails
By BRIDGET COOK
THE first operation as part of Casey Highway Patrol’s summer road crackdown is over, with the results proving that many motorists are...
Bus review due next year
By BRIDGET COOK
CASEY council has got the wheels rolling on a renewed push for better bus services for the municipality.
At last week’s council meeting,...
Cash delay costs schools
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
KEY school programs could be cut in Casey due to delays in the state government’s education funding announcements.
With Gonski funding details yet...