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  • Public foreshore management

    COMMUNITY-minded coastal village residents are being invited to join a committee which manages the Tooradin foreshore. Hastings MP Neale Burgess is encouraging residents to become…

  • Bottle deposit costs

    Federal and state environment ministers are considering a proposal to introduce a national Container Deposit Levy (CDL) in Australia. This levy would see Casey, Cardinia…

  • Registering interest

    Mr Flannery (Graffiti Trip A Bad Sign, News, 9 January) claims to have ‘seen’ Casey Council’s ‘Travel Register’. This is untrue! Mr Flannery has never…

  • Super tractors set to roar

    Super tractors set to roar

    By BRIDGET COOK THE rumble and roar of super-modified tractors are set to bring Tooradin alive this month. The town’s 16th annual Tooradin Tractor Pull…

  • Time for a break

    THIS is the final edition of the News for 2013. The Star News Group office is closed from 4pm Thursday and will re-open on Monday…

  • Run of honour

    Run of honour

    By BRIDGET COOK CRANBOURNE’S Jake Ward pounded the pavement for 110 kilometres last week to raise money, increase awareness and honour those lost to cancer.…

  • Support on demand

    Support on demand

    By BRIDGET COOK THE generosity of the Casey community has helped two local support services to keep up with the demand from those less fortunate…

  • Meet their Demons

    Meet their Demons

    THE Melbourne Football Club (MFC) got into the spirit of giving this Christmas, by hosting a festive party for the Casey community. A large crowd,…

  • Rotary at the wheel of car donations

    Rotary at the wheel of car donations

    By BRIDGET COOK THE Rotary Club of Cranbourne has swung into action to lend a helping hand to make life a lot easier for a…

  • Burning profits

    Burning profits

    By BRIDGET COOK SEVERAL Hampton Park businesses have been dealt a devastating blow right before Christmas, after a deliberately lit fire destroyed one shop and…

  • PJs and onesies on show

    PJs and onesies on show

    THERE was no mad rush for children getting ready for kindergarten when Rangebank Preschool held its pyjama day last month. Director Barbara Ryan said both…

  • In honour of harmony

    In honour of harmony

    By BRIDGET COOK CRANBOURNE’s Sulochana Naidu and Lyndhurst Secondary College have one thing in common – they are both working to improve cultural harmony in…

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