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Session to help parents

CASEY parents are encouraged to come along to a parent information session next week on Bringing Children Up, Without Putting Them Down. The session, presented...

Cricket

POLICE are appealing for public assistance to find the attackers of eight cricketers who were brutally bashed in Cranbourne just before Christmas. Five of the...

Countdown to mind event

TWO groups of students at Hampton Park Primary School have put their minds before matter to take out awards in a Tournaments of the...

Transport on Family First agenda

FAMILY First Senator Steve Fielding was in Casey last Friday after launching the party’s transport policy. Senator Fielding visited the Clyde Road intersection in Berwick,...

Infrastructure challenge

By Alison NoonanCASEY’S new mayor, Kevin Bradford, has shrugged off looming civil court proceedings and calls for his sacking to concentrate on his election...

Road upgrade agreed

CASEY Council has relented to requests to help upgrade a road leading to the Cranbourne Racecourse. Last week the council agreed to fund part of...

Gee, what a nice idea…

By Sarah SchwagerVOLUNTEERS from the Cranbourne GE Money branch took time out to garden and read to children at Yooralla’s Narre Warren site on...

Shocked teen springs thief

A CRANBOURNE teenager received the surprise of his life last Thursday when he discovered a thief inside his Camms Road home. The 19-year-old sprang the...

Teenager thumped

A THUG who demanded a 17-year-old Cranbourne North teenager kiss his shoes bashed his victim after he denied the request. Police said the assault happened...

New home an early present for U3A

By Alison NoonanCHRISTMAS came early for Cranbourne U3A members who enjoyed a jolly start to the festive season last week. The U3A celebrated its six...

Free plant, compliments of council

THE City of Casey is holding a free plant giveaway to celebrate Arbor Week. All Casey residents can collect a free plant at Westfield Fountain...

Tears, tantrums as schools reopen

By Alison NoonanTHERE were tears and tantrums on Tuesday as thousands of youngsters across Casey waved goodbye to the couch and headed back to...

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Labor commits to universal childcare

On 11 December 2024, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that a re-elected Albanese Labor Government will take the first steps toward building a universal...