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Hit list for upgrades
By Bridget CookCASEY Council is set to lobby the State Government and VicRoads for urgent upgrades to the city’s worst arterial roads and intersections. The…
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Father v son
Fists pumped and rarin’ to go. Ben King, left, and his dad Bill are at war over their allegiances to Narre Warren and Cranbourne in…
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Skills to advance
Hampton Park Secondary College Year 11 student Asneel Chand with Senior Constable Brett Owen had a chat during the Polish program. By Emma SunHAMPTON Park…
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Snapshots for history- Left: Balla Balla Community Centre manager Maree Cullinan with some of the photographic entries for centre’s competition to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Cranbourne. 69810
By Bridget CookTHE Balla Balla Community has marked Cranbourne’s 150th anniversary by celebrating the township’s past and present. To mark the milestone occasion, the community…
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Fashion care for needy
The We Don’t Care team and friends: Rachel Daniels, Sam Koh, Lynette Phuong, Judy Phuong, Timothy Heng and Joyce Fok at the not-for-profit organisation’s media…
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Dads and kids meet in the classroom
By Bridget CookFATHERS stepped back into the classroom at Rangebank Preschool earlier this month. The Cranbourne preschool held its annual fathers’ night on 1 September,…
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Casey Fields basks in glory
By Bridget CookFOR the second time the City of Casey has taken out a prestigious award recognising its innovative work on projects for the community.…
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All in good taste
Martina McCarthy, Sarah Neindorf and Jessica Harder model some of the dresses which will be in the fashion show tomorrow (Friday). 70434 By Lia BichelTHERE…
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Black spots taken head-on
By Lia BichelALMOST $1million will be used to improve works at four black spots in the City of Casey. The Federal Government will provide $945,250…
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Input on key issues
CASEY residents now have the opportunity to have their say on hot topics in the area and key issues affecting their future. The City of…
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State drags out parking
Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon and Lynbrook resident Gamini Fonseka are calling for works to start on the Merinda Park railway station car park expansion. 50551…
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A wild time in the Old West
By Bridget CookWITH cowboys, indians, can-can dancers and a range of outrageous characters, BATS Theatre Company’s upcoming youth show has something for everyone. The cast…
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