Casey’s web of intrigue
THE City of Casey’s new website is designed to improve accessibility, allow faster access to current news, and be more visually appealing than its...
Safe as houses for children
A SAFETY house designed to demonstrate how Casey residents can make their home child safe and injury free will soon open in Lynbrook.
The house...
Grinners are winners
CRANBOURNE people can test their photography skills while making people smile at the same time.
Cranbourne Centro Shopping Centre is running a competition for people...
Vandals raid graves
By Sarah Schwager
FAMILIES with loved ones buried at Cranbourne Cemetery have been devastated to find several graves have been defiled over the last week.
Babies’...
Special day a dress rehearsal for diversity
KILBERRY Valley Primary School students showed just how multicultural Melbourne is.
The Hampton Park school held a whole school Multicultural Day in which the children...
Group lodges much-needed help
By Sarah Schwager
A CRANBOURNE fundraising group has donated money to families in need in time for Christmas.
At Lawson Poole Daylight Lodge’s annual Christmas luncheon...
Name your art
CASEY Council is calling on young people to make suggestions on a new piece of public artwork.
Representatives aged 10 to 25 years from local...
Call to scrap home tax
By Alison Noonan
CASEY councillors have called for the State Government to scrap its recently announced $8000 infrastructure tax which they claim will make owning...
Shady activities shock preschool
A CRANBOURNE preschool was vandalised over the summer holidays, with staff shocked at the damage after returning to classes.
Two large outdoor sails were torn...
Crash takes the cheer
By Alison NoonanA FINANCIALLY struggling Cranbourne mother says her Christmas has been “ruined” by a careless driver.
Irene Barnett now has an added expense to...
Amanda’s still all at sea
By Glen Atwell
TOORADIN’S Amanda Appleton is still getting used to standing on solid ground.
The naval seaman has just returned home from a memorable ocean...
Charity tea takes the cake
By Sarah SchwagerA CRANBOURNE health centre decided to help raise money for those in need by participating in Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea last week.
Cranbourne...
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Let us remember
This year’s Cranbourne Anzac Day service has attracted a larger turnout than last year’s, with about 500 locals paying respects at the dawn service...
