News
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Ken’s hit plenty of winners
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH KEN Johnson has a table tennis career spanning 67 years and his name now reads among hundreds of others in the Victorian…
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Parole rumours are just a con, says manager
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH TOORADIN’S Caravan Park manager has vehemently denied claims that he has an agreement with the Australian Government to house parolees. Gavin Richter…
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High yield of herbs
By CASEY NEILL A DEVON Meadows farm is leading an agri-tech revolution and increasing its yields by 75 per cent. Australian Fresh Leaf unveiled a…
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Sad day for Christmas cheer
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH HE MAY not have worn the red and white suit but to Cranbourne he was Santa Claus. Keith Dickson embraced the Christmas…
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Fields of water dreams
SOME of the nation’s leading sportsground managers gathered at Casey Fields for the annual Parks and Leisure Australia Seminar Series. Turf management, irrigation and curating…
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Addict urged to get out of town
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A TRAINED nurse turned ice user and dealer has been urged by a judge to stay away from the “Dandenong-Cranbourne area”. Emily…
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Fees off traffic fines plea
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH UNPAID traffic fines are crippling Casey families, but after a big push from Casey North Community Information and Support Service (CISS) and…
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Youth-designed park opens
CASEY secondary students involved in the collaborative design of the Selandra Rise youth park have watched it come alive over five years. Twenty students from…
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Car wash burglary bid fails
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH POLICE are on the lookout for three offenders who used an angle grinder and a jemmy bar in an attempt to open…
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Hunt for Homemaker thieves
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE are hunting thieves who raided a store at the Cranbourne Homemaker Centre and broke into the safe. It’s believed the store,…
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Phones, wallet taken in car park mugging
A MAN was pulled from his car and mugged in the Cranbourne Community House parking lot. The victim was parked in the lot about 8.50pm…
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$200,000 funds a space of their own
A STATE Government grant will allow Kilberry Valley Primary School to support students with disabilities through a new learning space. The $200,000 grant a part…
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