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Bags of money for projects
Money raised from the recent 10 cent supermarket plastic bag trial will be spent on various environmental projects in Casey including Akoonah Park. The decision…
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Seniors celebrate Hawks victory
Hawthorn footy fans from Eden at Lynbrook Nicholas Shevchenko, June Bilby, Elsie Kelly, Vanessa Dewaas and Deacon and Kate Iles celebrate the club’s grand final…
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Push for top soccer precinct
Casey officials want to model the proposed South Eastern Regional Centre of Excellence on the soccer facility at the Darebin International Sports Centre. SOCCER players…
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Mayor hits out at state gas inquiry
City of Casey mayor Janet Halsall By Kelly YatesCASEY mayor Janet Halsall has launched a stinging attack on the State Government’s inquiry into the Brookland…
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24-hour pain
Cranbourne North resident Lynette King with fellow objectors Bronwyn Schoer, Amanda Stapleton, Peter King, Adriana Sbisa, Julie Paull, Kathy Schoer, Leanne Sevior, Peter Lin, Melissa…
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Designed for success
FRIENDLY |professional |service, factory direct prices and a huge |variety of|designs |and colours on display in the highly attractive |showroom are some of the reasons…
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Parking permit scheme soon
By Kelly YatesA PARKING permit scheme will be implemented in Cranbourne North near the Merinda Park Railway Station. The issue, which was discussed at Tuesday…
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Youths charged over drive-offs
THREE youths charged with theft from motor vehicle and petrol drive-off offences have been bailed to appear at the Dandenong Children’s Court in December. Detective…
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Chamber chief change in Cranbourne
Noel Ridler is the new president of the Cranbourne Chamber of Commerce.23139 By Kelly YatesTHE Cranbourne Chamber of Commerce is welcoming its new president Noel…
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Hurdles decision
Cranbourne jumps trainer Chris Hyland described the current hurdles as ‘too soft’. By Glen AtwellRVL’s independent judge David Jones’ ruling to cancel the remaining jumps…
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Councillor takes graffiti matters into his own hands
Still waiting! Casey councillor Steve Beardon rolled up his sleeves after waiting six months for Telstra to clean up a graffiti-covered substation in Cranbourne. By…
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We told you so!
Methane mess! Back row, left to right: Pam and Frank Jones, Terry and Barbara Fox, Jeff and Lesley White. Front row: Nathan, Sophie and Emily…
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