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From doggy-doo to doggy-don’t
By Rebecca Fraser DOGGY-doo will no longer cause a stink in Casey following recent council plans to force dog owners to dispose of their pets’…
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Drug raid nets large haul
By Sarah SchwagerCRANBOURNE police have seized a massive haul after executing a drug warrant in Devon Meadows on Monday. Police located a stolen motorcycle, two…
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Teachers back at old school
By Alison Noonan SCHOOL spirit runs deep at Cranbourne Secondary College — so much that past students are banging down the classroom doors to come…
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Coping with Parkinson’s
PARKINSON’S disease affects more than 30,000 people in Victoria and 100,000 in Australia. Up to 19 people are being diagnosed with the debilitating illness each…
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Hockey hears Medicare call
By Sarah SchwagerA FEDERAL minister will discuss the case for increased Medicare access for Cranbourne residents during the sitting of Parliament in the next few…
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Clean-up to be a sizzler
CLEAN Up Australia Day will be sizzling in Hampton Park this year. Volunteers will meet at 10am on Sunday, 5 March at Coral Drive in…
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Cake attack raises safety concerns
CASEY councillors have raised concerns about their safety after a councillor was confronted in the council chambers’ carpark last week. Council sources said two women…
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Free travel for seniors
SENIORS Card holders can travel free on metropolitan public buses, trams and trains and V/Line services during next week’s Seniors Festival. Narre Warren South MP…
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Hunt for knifewoman
POLICE are searching for a woman who stabbed a teenage girl in Cranbourne over a week ago. The 17-year-old Keysborough girl was walking through a…
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Learning link for teens
By Alison NoonanMERINDA Park Community Centre is helping to get young people out of the unemployment rut and back into the workforce. The centre has…
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David a doyen of the dial
By Glen Atwell GOLDEN tonsils of the City of Casey, 3SER FM station manager David Lentin, has signed off for the last time. Local airwaves…
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Helping others makes Christie’s day
By Glen AtwellA SICK friend’s granted wish was the only reason Endeavour Hills resident Christie D’Ardeno needed to get involved with Starlight Day. Now Ms…
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