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Grants boost for groups
TEN community groups in the Cranbourne area have received a financial boost after the announcement of The Hunt Club Community Fund grant recipients. Among the…
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Pearcedale remembers
THE Pearcedale Public Hall Association will host a Remembrance Day service on 11 November. All are welcome to attend the event that will include visits…
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Pre-school in pyjamas
The green gecko group participated in a breakfast activity with a menu that included cereal, toast and a drink. Adele, pre-school director Barbara Ryan and…
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Mayor says VCAT knew of the risks
CASEY council has rejected some of the Ombudsman’s report and still maintains the State Government should chip in to ease the council’s financial burden. Mayor…
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Pearcedale’s penalty
THE Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (MPNFL) has cracked down hard on Pearcedale football players involved in an end of season trip that resulted in…
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War on graffiti
By Lia BichelA DAMAGED fence, rubbish, and graffiti are strewn along a section of a busy street in Hampton Park – and it has Casey…
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Parents, children in health partnership
A NEW framework as part of the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) service is being rolled out across all of Casey’s 27 MCH centres. The…
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Stink stigma
By Bridget BradyFOR Ed and Sylv Laing the release of the Ombudsman’s report last Thursday into the methane gas leak at Brookland Estate coincided with…
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Taxing time
By Melissa Grant andBridget Brady A CONTROVERSIAL land tax will still hit property owners in the hip pocket despite plans to levy buyers rather than…
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Family, friends mourn loss after …
By Bridget BradyA PEARCEDALE couple is mourning the loss of their heroic son, who was washed off the rocks at Batemans Bay while attempting to…
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VCAT appeals not yet exhausted
By Bridget BradyTHE City of Casey was wrong in its belief it could not appeal VCAT’s decision, the Ombudsman found. George Brouwer said the City…
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