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Hoons strike

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH HOONS on mini bikes have caused hundreds of dollars’ worth of damage to a car parked in a Cranbourne 7- Eleven. The...

Postal facility request declined

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH CUSTOMERS are crying out for a post office or sub agency at Cranbourne’s new Shopping on Clyde precinct, but Australia Post has...

Community rallies for Bella’s fight

DOING what they do best, the Allan family and the equestrian community jumped for Bella, as the seven-year-old's leukaemia fight continues. Bella Allan,...

Skate festival targets youth

CASEY will hold a Ride ‘n’ Skate Festival in celebration of National Youth Week. The State Government has provided a $2000 grant to go...

Mentors needed for buddies

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH LIFE skills are in demand at Cranbourne Secondary College, as it becomes the first Casey school to introduce the Raise Foundation’s mentoring...

Step up to full-time

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH IT’S not every day that the Cranbourne CFA gets to welcome two new recruit firefighters who have called the station home as...

Greyhound trainers appear in court on live bait charges

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FORMER Tooradin Trial Track managers and greyhound trainers have briefly appeared in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court over charges of using rabbits and a...

On for Swimathon

CASEY residents will take to the water in the YMCA’s national Swimathon to raise funds for locals living with a disability. This year Casey...

Highway truck roll

A TRUCK roll over reduced the South Gippsland Highway down to one lane, west of the Tooradin airport on Wednesday. The CFA were called...

Crying wolf

IT IS disappointing but not unexpected to see Mr Flannery again making unfounded criticisms of council instead of working positively for the betterment of...

Flip dips into charity

AS THE nation poured and flipped on National Pancake Day, students at Lynbrook Primary School also got on board raising more than $1000 for...

Instrument grants are music to their ears

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH TWO hundred Victorian schools have been invited to apply for $5000 State Government grants to buy musical instruments. The announcement was made...

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New paws in the hallways

Casey Grammar welcomes one particularly special new staff member for students to meet this semester, the furry Buddy. He is a young Labradoodle whose...