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‘Bypass war’ vow
CASEY Council has vowed to become more aggressive in its push for action on the Cranbourne Bypass. Councillors at Tuesday night’s meeting declared war on…
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Due for a change of luck
– Glen AtwellJAYNE Davies’ dreams of winning a second Inter Dominion title and adding a Victoria Derby trophy to her already bursting cabinet were shot…
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Youth battle plan
By Alison NoonanCouncillors agreed at Tuesday night’s council meeting to meet with all Casey youth workers to discuss the many problems facing young people. Mayfield…
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Icy replies warm hearts
AN icy letter from Santa sent 30 tiny hearts racing at Tooradin Primary School this week. Grade prep students were shocked to each receive a…
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MP calls for more transport
By Glen AtwellSOUTH Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga Peulich believes the State Government must urgently provide public transport infrastructure to the City of Casey to…
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Howdy, neighbour
NEVER met your neighbours? Ever wondered who lives across the street? Casey residents are encouraged to make a special effort to introduce themselves this Sunday…
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Snake kills brave pet
By Sarah Schwager A BLIND Bight boy will forever remember his brave dog after it was killed protecting him from a tiger snake. Jackie Leggs,…
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Unruly party warning
By Sarah SchwagerPOLICE have issued warnings to the Cranbourne and Hampton Park areas this summer as local parties rage out of control. Numerous reports of…
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Terror threat fuels security camera calls
By Shaun InguanzoANTITERRORIST surveillance cameras could be installed in the City of Casey following a push by local MPs for increased security. Flinders MP Greg…
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Diving all over the place
DIVING has sent Hampton Park sisters Eryn, Janahlia and Rhiannon Fullard all over the country. While Rhiannon, 17, is no longer competing in the sport…
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Four on cannabis counts
FOUR people have been arrested in Cranbourne South for trafficking cannabis and amphetamines. Cranbourne police executed a search warrant at a property in Wanda Road.…
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Takeaways approved
PEARCEDALE residents will soon have double the choice of takeaway food shops. Councillors at last week’s Casey planning committee meeting approved the development of three…
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