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By Melissa Meehan AN ARIA-themed award ceremony recognised the time and hard work that Cranbourne Secondary College students Natalia River, Wesley Noah and Francis Iauluolo…

By Alison Noonan and Rebecca Fraser LOVE is in the air and Casey businesses are reaping the rewards. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner,…

ALL bites could be off for Casey’s coastal village residents with funding for a mosquito management plan a step closer. Councillors voted at last Tuesday’s…

By Kelly Yates INCREASED traffic in Warneet is causing severe dust problems, a resident says. Anne Ormshaw, a Rutherford Parade resident for four years, said…

CASEY ANZ Banks raised $8700 as part of Blue Week for Casey Kidz Klub, a program for children and young adults with disabilities. Nine local…

Alison NoonanTHE gap between Lynbrook and Lyndhurst residents has finally been bridged. Residents in Fig Tree Estate and Lynbrook Estate will have safe passage between…

By Alison NoonanPLANS for a new industry hub in Lyndhurst could bring thousands of jobs for Casey residents. Casey council last week welcomed a proposal…

By Alison NoonanCASEY’S roads are in dire need of upgrades, according to Opposition Leader Robert Doyle. Mr Doyle made the call to the council following…

EASTER came early at Tooradin Primary School last week. The Easter Bunny even took time out from his busy schedule to visit the school in…

THE City of Casey is offering a free fun group for kids aged 11to16. The YouthLinx Program runs activities from Mondays to Thursdays and includes…

MORE than 2000 Big Macs were sold during a record breaking McHappy Day at McDonald’s Cranbourne on Saturday. The store sold 1300 wristbands and raised…

FIRE twirling, sponge throwing and skating are three activities not often associated. But the Cranbourne Salvation Army Church has managed to offer all three at…