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Parents make hospital appeal
THE parents of an infant who suffered a brain bleed are urging people to support the Good Friday Appeal. The charity raises much needed funds…
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Labor’s man steps forward
MARTIN Pakula is the Labor Party’s candidate for the Lyndhurst by-election. Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews made the announcement alongside the former Public Transport, Industry and…
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No mosque poll
CASEY councillors have rejected a move to poll residents regarding a controversial planning application for a mosque which was passed last week. Cr Rosalie Crestani…
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Traders struggle over sign
JUNCTION Village shopping strip traders feel they are missing out on potential customers while Casey council takes its time to address their concerns. A joint…
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5000 reasons to smile
THERE were 5000 reasons the City of Casey would have been thrilled with the Australian Football League (AFL) pre-season match at Casey Fields on Saturday…
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Hive of activity
STUDENTS from Tooradin Primary School were busy little bees as part of Clean Up Australia Day. As part of the annual nationwide event, schools were…
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Quick thinking
A DEVON Meadows youngster has been awarded for his quick thinking and bravery in an emergency situation last month. The Devon Meadows Fire Brigade presented…
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Walking crusade
CRANBOURNE’S Julie Bendall is helping change lives one step at a time. Now she is calling on the Casey community to join her in her…
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Support shave call
CASEY residents are being urged to attend World’s Greatest Shave public events in the community and help support an important cause. Cut 2 Impress Hair…
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Council commits to Advocacy Program
IMPROVED transport, infrastructure and economic development are the focus of the City of Casey’s new Advocacy Program. The Advocacy Program for 2013-2015 was unveiled last…
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Till bandits sought
DETECTIVES from the Casey Crime Investigation Unit are investigating a spate of burglaries which have occurred throughout the City of Casey. Police believe the same…
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Hard look at waste
CASEY council is looking at new ways of ridding residents of their hard rubbish. Casey councillor Rafal Kaplon is hoping a report from the council…
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