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Dig in for bank
By Kelly YatesORGANISERS of Tooradin’s first bank have thanked the community for its support and are calling for more people to help out. The Bendigo…
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Law in their own hands
SHOPPERS at Cranbourne were told about a range of free legal services last week at the Peninsula Community Legal Centre as part of Law Week.…
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Parents go back to school
PARENTS of Courtenay Gardens Primary School students swapped spots with their children on Wednesday to celebrate Education Week. See for Yourself Day, an initiative of…
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Raising $10,000 is a shoe-in for councillors
LOCAL councillors have walked to raise $10,000 toward Windermere Child and Family Services. At the organisation’s fundraising gala dinner on 16 May at Berwick Springs,…
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Goods taken from building site
THIEVES stole more than $7000 worth of household appliances from a property under construction in Cranbourne last month. The West Moreland Street house was burgled…
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Equestrian fraternity will miss a pioneer
By Kelly Yates THE pioneer of Tooradin Pony Club, Judith Francis, will be fondly remembered for a lifetime involvement in the Victorian equestrian movement. Mrs…
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Bus stops short
JUDE Perera’s campaign victory to have the Nightrider bus service extended to Casey has been labelled bitter sweet by the owner of Victoria’s most popular…
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Road’s new direction
ONE of Casey’s worst traffic bottlenecks is set to receive a multi-million dollar facelift. The state government will spend $36.8 million upgrading the intersection at…
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Four new schools on the way
By Glen Atwell THE opening of four new schools in Casey is a step closer after the Brumby Government short-listed three consortia to construct the…
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Governments club together
By Glen AtwellCASEY Kidz Klub will continue to keep disabled teenagers active and entertained after securing funding from all three tiers of government. Victoria’s only…
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Fans to stand proud
By Glen AtwellFANS in the outer at Casey Fields will soon have somewhere to stand. The State Government has committed $538,000 to improve spectator facilities…
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Awards for helping
By Glen AtwellVOLUNTEERS at the Cranbourne Information and Support Service (CISS) have been recognised for 30 years of service during National Volunteer Week. In the…
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