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  • Dandy key to port

    By CASEY NEILL AN expanded Port of Hastings would give a $1 billion boost to the region. Southern Melbourne Regional Development Australia (RDA) chairman John…

  • American sport is on the grid

    American sport is on the grid

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GRIDIRON is a sport for everyone. With this in mind it’s no wonder that the Berwick Diamonds Womens Gridiron team have managed…

  • Paid back with interest

    Paid back with interest

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Bendigo Bank is used to giving back to the community. And the Narre Warren South branch is no different, with it…

  • Man charged after family row

    A MAN has been charged after allegedly acting aggressive towards family members and trying to evade police last week. On Tuesday 29 July, police were…

  • The long kiss goodnight

    The long kiss goodnight

    By CASEY NEILL THE time and date are etched in Tracey Ryan’s mind – 10.13am on 24 February, 2010. This was the moment a surgeon…

  • Police hunt for knife bandit

    POLICE are on the hunt for two men who threatened two young women with a knife at Hallam train station. The two men approached the…

  • Sinking feeling

    Sinking feeling

    By CASEY NEILL WARNEET Motor Yacht Club will be waiting until 2018 for a new lease on life – two years later than originally planned.…

  • Preps into fresh feasts

    Preps into fresh feasts

    TOORADIN Primary School prep students enjoyed a feast which was grown and prepared by Grade 5 and 6 students recently. The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Program…

  • Repair policy fenced off

    Repair policy fenced off

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE City of Casey will no longer help residents pay for the cost to repair a damaged fence that backs onto a…

  • Hundreds of memories

    Hundreds of memories

    RIVER Gum Primary School preps celebrated their 100th day of school with walking sticks, glasses and sweaters. They dressed as though they were 100 years…

  • Cleaner and greener

    Cleaner and greener

    TOORADIN Primary School students planted 167 trees, shrubs and grasses last Friday to celebrate National Tree Day. They brightened up the school yard with the…

  • PSOs on patrol

    PSOs on patrol

    PROTECTIVE Services Officers (PSOs) are now patrolling Lynbrook Railway Station. They hit the platform for the first time on Tuesday night. South Eastern Metropolitan Region…

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