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  • Sister’s love breaks the ice

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD FOR the first time in close to 20 years Fatimah can have a proper conversation with her brother. Fatimah (not her real…

  • Church delivers drug hope message

    By BRIDGET COOK A CRANBOURNE church will host a program next month based around the belief that informed parents are the best prevention against children…

  • Playgrounds to be safe and shaded

    By BRIDGET COOK THE City of Casey will investigate taking a number of precautionary steps to ensure children are safe when enjoying local playgrounds. At…

  • Call to double fines

    Call to double fines

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A CASEY councillor will call on authorities to double fines for illegally parking in disabled spaces after a huge rise in the…

  • Greenest of green thumbs

    Greenest of green thumbs

    By BRIDGET COOK PHILLIP Johnson was one of the driving forces behind the Australian designed garden that made history at the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea…

  • For the love of the game

    For the love of the game

    By BRIDGET COOK WOMEN who built netball in Casey from the ground up, to young girls just starting out in the game, all came together…

  • Upcoming detours in Casey

    By BRIDGET COOK VICROADS has advised motorists to plan ahead and expect delays due to a number of road closures across Casey while upgrade works…

  • Car play with police ends in charges

    POLICE have charged a man and impounded his car after he was caught allegedly travelling at more than 70 kilometres per hour over the speed…

  • Tap into the network

    Tap into the network

    By BRIDGET COOK THE Hampton Park Networking Group (HPNG) is bringing Casey businesses together under one roof in a bid to boost the local economy…

  • Confusion over attack

    POLICE believe it was a case of mistaken identity when a man forced his way into a Narre Warren home last week. About 6.30pm on…

  • They came, saw and conquered

    They came, saw and conquered

    By BRIDGET COOK AS THE saying goes ‘When in Rome, do as the Romans do’. Students at Kilberry Valley Primary School did just that as…

  • Steak knife robbery

    A TEENAGER had a knife pulled on him and his mobile phone stolen during an armed robbery in Cranbourne West on Sunday night. The 16-year-old…

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