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  • Council push for jab

    Council push for jab

    THE City of Casey is advocating the importance of vaccinations in the lead up to World Immunisation Week. Mayor Amanda Stapledon, along with the council,…

  • Fire cash from dog wash

    Fire cash from dog wash

    A HAMPTON Park veterinary hospital hopes to beat last year’s fund-raising efforts when they wash dogs for a good cause at the local fire brigade…

  • Anzac legacy passes on

    Anzac legacy passes on

    By BRIDGET COOK THE Anzac spirit was alive at Alkira Secondary College last week when students and teachers held a number of services to commemorate…

  • Business group launched

    THE 22,000 businesses in the Casey and Cardinia shires will receive extra support with the formation of the Casey Cardinia Business Group. The official launch…

  • Police have Eyewatch on Facebook

    By BRIDGET COOK CASEY police have become more social-media savvy to help give them more eyes to watch over the community. Last week the ‘Eyewatch’…

  • Building bridges to prevent crime

    By CASEY NEILL COMMUNITY leaders and police are working side-by-side to reach out to troubled youths. The Police and Youth Leaders Engagement Team (PYLET) program…

  • Jewellery stolen

    Jewellery stolen

    POLICE are seeking help to track down $50,000 worth of jewellery stolen from a Lyndhurst house earlier this year. Police are investigating the burglary which…

  • Their bit for children in pain

    Their bit for children in pain

    STAFF at a Hampton Park bank clowned around for a good cause last week. On Friday, the Hampton Park Commonwealth Bank staff embraced their inner…

  • Showing honour

    Showing honour

    By BRIDGET COOK ANZAC Day holds a special place in the heart of Australian Army Major Ben Smith. It not only gives him a chance…

  • Xena up and about after surgery

    Xena up and about after surgery

    By BRIDGET COOK A CRANBOURNE family’s beloved dog has been given a second chance at life, thanks to a charity for pets. The Taualii family’s…

  • Service pioneer

    Service pioneer

    By BRIDGET COOK MAUREEN Smollen has both a personal and community reason for organising an Anzac Day service in Pearcedale each year. Not only did…

  • Tears of trauma

    Tears of trauma

    By BRIDGET COOK WHAT’S helped Peter Godfrey cope with the trauma he experienced from serving in the Vietnam War is helping and giving back to…

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