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  • Inter-league clash goes down to the wire

    Inter-league clash goes down to the wire

    By BRIDGET SCOTT IT was a nail-biting end to a highly contested match at Geelong’s Simonds Stadium on Saturday, when the Casey Cardinia inter-league side…

  • Eagles looking Hot

    Eagles looking Hot

    Victorian Women’s Football League CRANBOURNE snared its first big scalp in VWFL Division 1, taking apart Darebin 10.6 (66) to 3.2 (20). Returning to the…

  • Attempted abduction

    Attempted abduction

    By BRIDGET COOK A CRANBOURNE father says his son has been stripped of his freedom to ride to school, after a man tried to lure…

  • Students’ showcase celebrates their talents

    Students’ showcase celebrates their talents

    By BRIDGET COOK THE talents of Lyndhurst Secondary College students will be showcased over two big nights of entertainment next week. The school is holding…

  • Red-y to rock’n’roll

    Red-y to rock’n’roll

    By BRIDGET COOK CASEY Grammar School students are ready to rock‘n’roll as they prepare to take to the stage in their school production. The year…

  • A special kind of someone

    A special kind of someone

    By BRIDGET COOK IT would be hard to find more reluctant award recipients than at the Casey Volunteer Awards winners. That’s because volunteering takes a…

  • Catholic spirit pervades college

    Catholic spirit pervades college

    By BRIDGET COOK A VISIT from high-profile priest Father Bob McGuire was the centrepiece of Catholic Education Week celebrations at St Peter’s College. The media…

  • Taxing times

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD RESIDENTS will again be dishing out the dollars to the City of Casey with rates soon to rise by an average of…

  • Family’s joy as pet is returned

    Family’s joy as pet is returned

    By BRIDGET COOK A CRANBOURNE family is rejoicing after its beloved dog was found after being stolen from a local pound. Jessica Hogan said the…

  • Engineering for success

    Engineering for success

    By BRIDGET COOK WASTECH Engineering has continued its winning streak being named the best of the best businesses across the region. The Hallam-based business took…

  • Skate park scrapped

    By BRIDGET COOK A TROUBLESOME Cranbourne skate park will be demolished after youths frequenting the area continued to terrorise neighbouring homes. At Tuesday night’s council…

  • Budget fail

    Budget fail

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A BERWICK primary school principal fears his peers are becoming “increasingly disenchanted” after last week’s Federal Budget revealed significant funding cuts to…

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