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Family are left
JUNELLE Rhodes last week packed her things and moved out of Brookland Greens, fed up with the way the methane mess is being managed. Mrs…
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‘Cheers’ go out for late night bus
By Bridget BradyCASEY night clubbers can stay for last drinks after the introduction of the extended NightRider bus service, which began last weekend. Party-goers from…
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Pack a garden picnic
By Lia BichelTHERE is a lot to celebrate at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne this month. On Sunday 23 November 23 Casey residents are…
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Officers honoured for their service
By Bridget BradySIX Cranbourne police officers were among more than 30 Region Five members, who last week received national medals for their service to Victoria…
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Sapped! Spirit leads him on
By Bridget BradyWHEN John Smollen rallied 80 bikies to deliver toys for children eight years ago, he never dreamt to expect 500 people to gather…
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Winning singing – The winning team of music students from Casey Grammar School who won a state
MUSIC students from Casey Grammar School have used their talents to sing a winning story. A group of Year 6 and Year 7 students won…
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School media skills
By Lia BichelBUDDING broadcasters at Courtney Gardens Primary School have something to celebrate with the official opening of the school’s multi-media centre. Holt MP Anthony…
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Golf course marks first birthday
MEMBERS of a championship golf course in Cranbourne South celebrated the course’s first birthday last week, marking the end of a successful year and the…
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Medal for service
By Lia BichelMEMORIES of intense drills, learning how to use firearms, respect for authority, and life long friendships are just a few of the things…
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Focus on crawly creatures
CREEPY crawly creatures have been the centre of attention at the Tooradin Primary School. Students from Prep to Grade 2 got their hands dirty to…
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Kids show the way
Water-smart students at Tooradin Primary School have been recognised for their environmentally friendly achievements. Out of 87 entries from across Victoria, the school has been…
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Racing centre beefs up security
TRESPASSERS were interrupted by security alarms when trying to steal items from the Cranbourne Racing Centre during the weekend. Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Neil…
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