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Sea Shepherd has a friend in Casey
CASEY Council has celebrated its decision to become a friendship city to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and honorary homeport to its ship the Robert…
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Mosque plan to stand
By Alison NoonanCLYDE residents have vowed to fight a Casey Council decision to approve a Muslim mosque on Manks Road. Outraged locals say they will…
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Thumbs down for egg farm
By Sarah SchwagerTOORADIN residents have given a definite thumbs down to a proposed egg farm in their neighbourhood. Locals say the farm, proposed for the…
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Parking a nonissue for security guards
By Alison NoonanSECURITY guards at Casey’s major shopping centres will not join council officers in issuing parking tickets. Centro Cranbourne shopping centre, Westfield Fountain Gate…
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Nosy neighbours on gas alert
By Sarah SchwagerBROOKLAND Greens residents should be on the sniff-out for the smell of rotten eggs as safety works continue at a nearby landfill. The…
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Cricket centre proposal enters second innings
By Jim Mynard THE proponent for a proposed indoor cricket centre at the Casey Indoor Leisure Complex, in Cranbourne has been asked to represent his…
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Sun newspaper man slammed
By Melissa MeehanRANTING Herald Sun columnist Andrew Bolt has been slammed by former Endeavour Hills resident and Miss Earth finalist. Sally Arnott is furious after…
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Crash plane overloaded
By Paul Dunlop AIR safety investigators say a plane that crashed at Clyde North, killing two people, was overweight and not balanced for aerobatics. Officials…
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Cream of the crop
CRANBOURNE resident Julian Morelli was only too happy to mow his ‘fro – for a good cause. Julian was one of more than 100,000 Australians…
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Handbag raid foiled
A HAMPTON Park woman confronted a man stealing her handbag from a caravan parked in the driveway. The 37-year-old woman confronted the man after she…
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Brakes put on drivers
CRANBOURNE drivers could soon be under brakes if VicRoads approves the City of Casey’s plan to reduce the speed limit on a number of major…
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Call to sponsor children
By Alison Noonan CRANBOURNE resident Sharon Start will be watching with keen interest when the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay passes through town…
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