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Donations flood support service – Cranbourne Information and Support Service manager Leanne Petrides receives donations from members of the Casey TigerSharks. With her are Sophie Li, Jessica Li, Ben H
THE Christmas spirit is alive and well at the Casey TigerSharks Swimming Club. Members of the club have rallied to donate a range of items…
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Funds in close shave
By Emma SunPUT your money to good use and sponsor Donna Gordon and her team for the World’s Greatest Shave. The team will be holding…
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Pets are for life
By Nicole WilliamsPETS are a lifelong commitment and not just for Christmas – that is the message coming from the Pearcedale RSPCA shelter this Christmas.…
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Mentor mate
CASEY’S learner driver program has successfully mentored its first graduate. Azean Zain gained her Probationary Licence recently with the assistance of her mentor Colin Davis.…
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Festive cheer with Christmas carols
THE Hampton Park community gathered for a night of festive cheer at a Christmas carols event last Friday. The Casey Life Church presented the 12th…
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Mozzie spray idea swatted
By Bridget BradyTOORADIN’S mosquito problem won’t be swatted anytime soon. Casey council on Tuesday night were due to quash the option of spraying the mosquito…
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Arts centre- In front of the new River Gum Performing Arts Centre are, from left, River Gum Primary School students Courtenay, Jake, Made and Jayden with principal Roma McKinnon. 57840
HAMPTON Park residents can look forward to performances at River Gum Primary School’s new performing arts centre. The centre was an initiative of the Federal…
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Carol crowds
By Emma SunTHE Cranbourne Rotary Club’s Christmas Carols event was deemed a huge success. Between 4000 and 5000 people attended the event at Cranbourne Racecourse,…
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Waste site anger
COMMUNITY anger is increasing about a proposed hazardous waste facility at Lyndhurst. SITA Environmental Solutions has applied to build a new soil treatment facility at…
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Greener move- With the electric car Casey Council is trialling are Casey councillor Lynette Keleher, climate change officer Clare Alexander, Greg Hunt from the SECCCA, Casey councillor Simon Curtis an
AN ELECTRIC car is charging up at the Casey Council offices. The council is trialling an electric car for four months as part of a…
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Garion’s an ace
GARION Rowe will be rubbing shoulders with the world’s best tennis players at the Australian Open in January. The 14-year-old Cranbourne boy has been undertaking…
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