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  • Heat kills wildlife

    Heat kills wildlife

    By BRIDGET COOK DISTRESSED, dehydrated and dead wildlife are being found around Casey as they struggle to beat the heat. Doveton resident Krystof Karon contacted…

  • Diamond Dewits say ‘I do’

    Diamond Dewits say ‘I do’

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD AT THE age of 90, it wasn’t easy for Albert Dewit to get on one knee and propose again to his wife…

  • Dolly’s jolly good reads

    Dolly’s jolly good reads

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD WHILE Dolly Parton may have wowed the crowd at Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday night, her influence has been felt even more…

  • Check it out

    Check it out

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD WHEN Carol Bathie began working at Hampton Park Library a decade ago she couldn’t have predicted the progress the institution would make.…

  • Dodgy contractors abound

    By BRIDGET COOK CONSUMER Affairs Victoria has warned Casey residents to be cautious of dodgy contractors, after the area recorded one of the highest number…

  • Music fulfils mum’s dying request

    Music fulfils mum’s dying request

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD DAVID Pal’s mother had suffered from a stroke and didn’t have long to live when she gave her son a request 12…

  • Top ice finish

    Top ice finish

    By CASEY NEILL IMAGINE driving a billy cart. Down a water slide. At 130 kilometres an hour. This is how Hallam-raised Winter Olympian Heath Spence…

  • Man killed in truck roll-over

    A MAN is dead after his truck rolled down a hill in Narre Warren this morning. The rig was travelling east on Boundary Road when…

  • Perfect score — in six years

    Perfect score — in six years

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD FOUNTAIN Gate Secondary College only started offering VCE subjects in 2009 — new players in an established educational landscape. SIX years later…

  • Tragedy lifeguard call

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD AN ANGUISHED appeal for summer lifeguards at Lysterfield Lake has reverberated through the community after a five-year-old boy drowned at the site…

  • Chemical response matures

    Chemical response matures

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD EMERGENCY CFA crews rushed to a Hallam winemaking warehouse on Monday morning to secure a hazardous chemicals leak. More than six brigades…

  • Treasures on show

    Treasures on show

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE much-anticipated Casey Cultural Precinct could be an outpost for national treasures from the National Art Gallery and the National Museum. On…

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