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Cash splash slashes ambulance fees
CASEY residents will benefit from a significant cut to Ambulance Victoria membership fees next month. From 1 July, yearly Ambulance Victoria membership fees will be…
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Methane mess prompts court proposal
By Bridget CookTHE recent $23.5 million settlement for Casey residents affected for the Brookland Greens methane gas mess has sparked calls for a dedicated Land…
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Toast to coastal art
Right: Amanda Conder is one of the artists who will exhibit her works in the Coastal Villages Art Exhibition. By Bridget CookTHE Coastal Villages Art…
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Sauces for courses
Above: Year 11 VCAL five class students with their teacher Maree Schmidt. – Bridget CookSTUDENTS and teachers and Cranbourne Secondary College cooked up a storm…
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Rice takes the wheel
Left: The new Cranbourne Rotary committee for 2011/12 president Paul Rice, vocational service – Tom Schreurs, international service – Ray Doig, treasurer Graham Astfalck, community…
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Touched by toll
By Bridget CookTWO years on from the horror smash in Lynbrook that rocked the Casey community, families of the four teenagers killed have told the…
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Tops in his trade
By Bridget CookA CRANBOURNE man has been named a finalist for a major award at the 2011 Victorian Training Awards. Stuart Dunstall, who studies Certificate…
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Cut not wise- CISS manager Leanne Petrides and Cranbourne MP Jude Perera are calling for the reinstatement of the Home Wise hardship grant program. 66697 Picture: Kim Carmtell
By Bridget CookLOCAL community leaders are calling the reinstatement of a program that assists Casey’s most vulnerable residents to repair or replace faulty appliances. In…
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Fay, footy’s top woman
By Bridget CookFAY Hendy is the epitome of a woman making a mark in the football world – something she has been doing for more…
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Diggers make a left turn
Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon and Barry Rodgers and Cheryl Macintyre, from Dandenong Cranbourne RSL sub-branch, are calling for a left-turning slip lane to provide access…
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Tyre theft wheelie bad
THE wheels were stolen off a trailer owned by the Berwick Church of Christ this month. The offenders entered the church’s premises through an accessible…
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Gadgets gone
POLICE are seeking information to a burglary at a Lynbrook home, where $2300 worth of items was stolen. The offenders forced open the rear garage…
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