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  • Patients approve

    By BRIDGET COOK CASEY’s two hospitals have been given the tick of approval when it comes to patient satisfaction. Last week the State Government released…

  • Drive portents danger

    Drive portents danger

    By BRIDGET COOK CHERRYHILLS Drive residents have renewed calls for help to put the brakes on hoons in their street after a car smashed through…

  • Casey looks to China

    By LIA SPENCER THE City of Casey will be looking to China to secure multi-million dollar investments for major local projects. Deputy Mayor Sam Aziz…

  • Strong field for Lyndhurst poll

    LYNDHURST voters will have eight candidates to choose from at the 27 April by-election. Former Labor MP Tim Holding resigned as the seat’s representative in…

  • Seagulls break the curse

    Seagulls break the curse

    By DAVID NAGEL A magical century from master illusionist Tom Hussey (146) and some sleight of hand deception from Steve Hamill (5/32) have seen Tooradin…

  • No lack of ability

    No lack of ability

    By RUSSELL BENNETT THE hits are hard, the skills are often breathtaking, and the love of the game is pure. Cranbourne’s All Abilities football side…

  • Carnival’s a hit with the kids

    Carnival’s a hit with the kids

    IT WAS a fun-filled day at Akoonah Park on Saturday when children and their parents flocked to the annual Casey Kids Carnival. The free event…

  • All in the harmony

    All in the harmony

    By BRIDGET COOK CULTURAL respect was prominent in schools across Casey on Thursday as part of national Harmony Day celebrations. A number of schools held…

  • Their emerald eyes

    Their emerald eyes

    By BRIDGET COOK JEAN Perry had her eye on her husband Ken from the moment he moved into her court when they were teenagers about…

  • Seagulls squawk last and loudest

    Seagulls squawk last and loudest

    By DAVID NAGEL THE Tooradin Cricket Club is celebrating like never before after the Seagulls brought home a remarkable four premiership cups to dominate grand…

  • Indonesian experience

    Indonesian experience

    CRANBOURNE Primary School took an imaginary trip to Indonesia last week to learn all about the country. The school held its annual Indonesian Day on…

  • Life-giving legacy

    Life-giving legacy

    By BRIDGET COOK THE Cranbourne and District Ambulance Auxiliary has come to an end, but not without leaving one last legacy to the community. The…

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