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Billy comes unstuck
By Sarah SchwagerA TOORADIN boy caused a stir at a local sports club on Sunday when he got stuck in the chute of a claw…
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Plan ahead for a happy New Year
A CASEY charity is urging families to start preparing their Christmas budget now to avoid a post-Christmas financial hangover. The warning came from the Brotherhood…
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Man extradited on child sex charges
A FORMER Cranbourne resident has been extradited from New Zealand over sexual assault charges against six children. Cranbourne police brought the man, 55, back to…
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Daylight rape on front lawn
By Shaun Inguanzo POLICE are on the prowl for a mystery man who raped a Cranbourne woman on her front lawn in broad daylight while…
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Burglar hits home
A HAMPTON Park woman left her house for a short while returning to find someone had stolen her personal belongings. Police said the woman had…
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Helping hand needed
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help elderly residents in Casey. The Host Home Program for Banksia Services for seniors is a social program for people with…
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Push to cut back council booze-ups
By Alison Noonan RATEPAYER-funded council ‘booze-ups’ hold little appeal to Casey councillor Steve Beardon. The low-key councillor instead prefers to butter his residents up with…
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Hospital delivers
BABIES at Casey Hospital are being given the best possible start in life. Last Friday, the Berwick facility was officially named a baby-friendly hospital after…
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Casey’s top 10 meet with PM
CASEY’S 10 2006 Australia Day Study Tour recipients recently returned from their visit to Parliament House where they met the Prime Minister, the Leader of…
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Labor dives in with $5m pledge
By Sarah Schwager THE Federal Labor Opposition has announced it will commit $5 million to the new Cranbourne Aquatic and Leisure Centre if it is…
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Girls are going to have fun
CASEY residents have been invited to strengthen the bond with their daughters and take part in either the YouthLinx Dad and Daughter Fun Day or…
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Player in the loop
CRANBOURNE basketball star Lucas Barker can’t wait to shoot hoops at this year’s Pacific School Games. The Clyde Primary School student is one of three…
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