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Hitting the pavement for cord blood research
The Inner Wheel Club of Narre Warren has once again shown its commitment to supporting cord blood research by bringing its annual “Two for Ten”…
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New schools underway
Construction to deliver two new Victorian Government schools within Clyde North’s Berwick Waters community has commenced. The yet-to-be-named primary school and secondary school are due…
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Connecting to Casey-Cardinia’s heritage
Local groups from across Casey and Cardinia united on Sunday 21 April to shine a light on the regions’ shared stories and history, as part…
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Paulien leaves lasting legacy
Voices of Casey manager Paulien George stepped down on Monday 15 April after almost a decade developing and leading the community choir. A cosy and…
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Fatal shooting in Hampton Park
Police are investigating a fatal drive-by shooting in Hampton Park that killed a Cranbourne man on the morning of Saturday 27 April. A man was…
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A day in the life of Kay Taranto
Kay Taranto’s Wild Days Wildlife Shelter is tucked away down a drive in the Narre Warren residential precinct. It is a single-story structure under tree…
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Time for you and your child
A space for sharing experiences, providing advice and expressing one’s feelings from everyday hurdles to major life choices, MyTime caters to families and their children…
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Second asbestos in Casey
Another asbestos sample has been found in Casey. Casey Council identified suspected asbestos from a small sample in a mulched garden bed at Clydevale Avenue…
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Councillor gift policy tightened
Casey Council updated its Councillor Gift Policy at the April meeting, with a major change of reducing the gift declaration limit from $50 to $20.…
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Disclosures a key focus
Casey Council has proposed amendments to its governance rules to reflect the recommendations made by IBAC’s Operation Sandon, with a focus on openness and transparency.…
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Let us remember
This year’s Cranbourne Anzac Day service has attracted a larger turnout than last year’s, with about 500 locals paying respects at the dawn service and…
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‘Random’ shooter jailed
A drug-addled gunman who randomly shot into a car containing two innocent teenagers in Clyde has been jailed. Anthony Creswell, 30, pleaded guilty at the…
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