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By Bridget CookWASTE management and council workers moved in to clean up a Hampton Park property on Friday, for the second time in as many…

By Bridget CookTHEState Government should have to pay for the Brookland Greens methane gas debacle according to Independent candidate Bob Halsall. Mr Halsall voiced his…

By Bridget CookNEUTRAL and pastel tones were the most popular choices amongst the most fashionable fillies at the TAB Cranbourne Cup on Sunday. More than…

By Bridget CookCOMMUTERS using the Merinda Park railway station will soon be relieved of car parking troubles with the announcement of 350 new car parking…

By Bridget CookIT was a case of second time lucky for the winner of the Myer Lady of the Day competition at the TAB Cranbourne…

By Bridget CookTHE action didn’t stop after the final race at the TAB Cranbourne Cup on Sunday, with international singing sensation Gabriella Cilmi performing live…

PARENTS and parents-to-be in Casey are invited to attend council’s free Cloth Nappy and Green Kids Expo on Saturday 23 October to find out more…

BETWEEN 30 and 40 bags of secondhand clothing collected for Pakistan flood victims were stolen from an Endeavour Hills home on 8 September. The bags…

By Bridget CookBRINGING Casey’s “country infrastructure” up to date with the “city-sized population” is the Casey Council’s key advocacy priority for the state election. With…

By Bridget CookWORKS on the new Lynbrook Railway Station officially started on the weekend. Public Transport Minister Martin Pakula and Lyndhurst MP Tim Holding turned…

By Bridget CookIT was not just about the female fashionistas at this year’s TAB Cranbourne Cup, with a Myer Man of the Day category introduced.…

AN object thrown from the Soldiers Road overpass in Berwick struck the windscreen of a car on 30 August. A man was driving a white,…