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School zones back
SCHOOL’ back and drivers are being reminded to slow down and be aware of students. Paramedic Brendan Keane said students may be unpredictable around roads.…
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Romy a stand-out citizen
By Bridget BradyLIKE most teenagers, Romy Madeley leads a busy life. After school she runs around to various co-curricular activities: basketball, tap, ballet, jazz and…
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Crusader honoured
By Bridget BradyCASEY’S Senior Citizen of the Year is encouraging mature aged residents to dust off the cobwebs when it comes to preconceived opinions about…
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Hit for charity
MORE than 100 golfers teed off for a good cause last week. The second annual Browns Sawdust and Shavings charity golf day was held at…
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Charity concert
CASEY is gearing up for a charity concert to raise money for the Victorian and Queensland flood victims. Some of Casey’s best musical talent will…
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Lucky escape
By Lia BichelAt 10.50pm on 21 January, the 33-year-old was driving a truck on the South Gippsland Highway when he noticed three boys on BMX…
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Tray of trouble
POLICE are appealing for motorists to take care in the wet, after a man was taken to hospital when a truck tray struck his car…
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Blaze beaten
By Bridget BradyThe 13-year-old Cranbourne boy was riding his bike with a friend on 5 January when he heard a smoke alarm at a nearby…
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Creepy, but colourful
ILLUSTRATOR Marc McBride showed off his talents at the Casey Cardinia Library Summer Reading Club finale last week. Mr McBride, the illustrator of Emily Rodda’s…
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Speedster nabbed
POLICE have condemned the actions of a 20-year-old Pakenham motorist caught travelling at 126km/h in a 50km/h zone in Cranbourne on Tuesday. Police were conducting…
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Erosion tackled
THE protection of the Tooradin foreshore has been given a boost. Erosion at the foreshore has been a worry for locals and the Department of…
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Beware computer scam
A CRANBOURNE woman is warning people to be careful after she was the target of an international computer scam. Mrs Searle received a call from…
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