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VANDALS removed about a dozen signs near the Blind Bight boat ramp and threw them in the bay this month. Resident Bob Wray said the…

By Kara IrvingLYNDHURST secondary college senior students stepped back in time recently to witness the performance of the Shakespearean plays Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet.…

THERE was a lot of horsin’ around at Tooradin’s premier Horse Trials Competition on 1 August. About 500 people, including City of Casey mayor Geoff…

Winsome Anderson faced Planning Minister Justin Madden in Melbourne last week about the State Government’s proposed Growth Areas Infrastructure Charge. CLYDE farmer Winsome Anderson confronted…

By Kelly YatesCASEY needs more police. That is the message coming from The Police Association Victoria after the news that the Casey Traffic Management Unit…

MEMBERS of the Cranbourne U3A celebrated another successful year and welcomed their new committee at the club’s fourth annual general meeting last month. Jim Hedrick…

Right: Nikki had her eyes on the ball during a game of wheelchair LYNDHURST Secondary College students enjoyed a game of basketball last week, but…

CASEY council will close a gravel road to through traffic in Cannons Creek. Reserve Way is a 100-metre long road that runs between Glenalva and…

A 25-YEAR-OLD Cannons Creek man has been charged and remanded in custody after police seized nearly 200 cannabis plants on 30 July. Police said 189…

HAMPTON Park Primary School students were abuzz with football fever last week when Melbourne Football Club players visited for the inaugural Read Like A Demon…

BUILDING on the legacy of the founding leader is the aim of the newly appointed principal of St Peter’s College in Cranbourne. Tim Hogan was…