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Act to save jobs
ACROSS Casey, over 2248 jobs will be lost in the motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts manufacturing industries over the foreseeable future. Manufacturing workers across…
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Suburb society
Last week I had a phone call from Deputy Mayor Amanda Stapleton, who told me that it was now confirmed that we are not to…
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Fight worth fighting
In response to Endeavour Hills resident Mr John Glazebrook’s take on modern European history (Re-writing History, News 20 February). His assertions that governments used propoganda…
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Teens face stab charges
By BRIDGET COOK POLICE have charged one boy and arrested others following the assault and stabbing of a teenager in Cranbourne on Saturday night. Police…
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Suburb to stay
By BRIDGET COOK THE three-year saga of changing a suburb boundary and renaming Cranbourne East and Clyde North as Casey Fields came to end this…
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Councillors seek Lib seats
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD MAYOR Geoff Ablett is among four Casey Councillors to nominate for Liberal party pre-selection ahead of November’s state election. After another round…
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Cheers to them
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CLAUDIA Warszawski is no stranger to stages. This will definitely be helpful when the 19-year-old Endeavour Hills teen jets off to Florida…
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Post petition fails
By BRIDGET COOK AUSTRALIA Post has again rejected a plea for a post office at the Marriot Waters estate, despite a petition with more than…
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The big raid
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE stormed the Hallam clubhouse of the Comancheros early on Wednesday morning in one of the biggest raids on bikies in the…
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Losing skills losing factories
By CASEY NEILL AT LEAST six companies and 300 jobs in Melbourne’s south-east are on the line, following Toyota’s decision to leave Australia. South East…
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Court cools ice use
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS SPECIALISTS are struggling to find effective treatments for “epidemic” levels of the illicit stimulant drug ‘ice’, says the magistrate at the south-eastern-based…
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Addicts held to account
PRECEDE: Dandenong Drug Court is at the forefront of an alternative way of punishing drug-addicted criminals. Its magistrate Tony Parsons gives offenders every chance to…
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