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Mayor’s aim:
By Bridget BradyCr Wreford was elected as the new mayor of the City of Casey on Monday night after a close contest for the top…
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Kids make their own kitchen rules
By Kara IrvingMOVE over Masterchef, Lyndhurst Secondary College students are cooking up a storm. Last week Year 8 students were involved in the school’s annual…
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Club’s grand plan
By Bridget BradyMr Bray is keen to revamp the club’s profile and make it more of a “professional” place to hit the courts for current…
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Harvest of health
TOORADIN Primary School students have been whipping up a storm in the kitchen as part of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program. Students take an…
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Carols in full song
By Bridget BradyThe event will be held on 12 December at a new home at the Cranbourne Racecourse. The Rotary Club of Cranbourne in July…
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Christmas songs of Hope
FOR most people Christmas is a time for family, friends and festivities. But for some, Christmas is just another cruel reminder for those who endured…
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Gift of cheer
THE Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation has set up its giving tree for the year and encourages residents to help brighten Christmas for local families. Residents are…
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Rescuers ready for fire
By Bridget Brady AFTER rescuing an array of animals injured during Victoria’s devastating Black Saturday bushfires, a Devon Meadows couple has started an animal rescue…
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Teen killed
A 15-YEAR-OLD Cranbourne boy died after he was thrown from the tray of a utility that rolled near Bairnsdale last week. Police said they believed…
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Saved by the bell
Left: Tooradin Primary School principal Marj Scarce said she was happy VCAT upheld a Casey council decision to refuse the By Bridget BradyTHE Tooradin Primary…
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Battle of the bulge
Kara IrvingA CRANBOURNE North family has been highly commended for losing a staggering 62 kilos between them, in the annual Weight Watchers Healthy Life awards.…
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