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Saluting fallen heroes
A NUMBER of Anzac Day ceremonies will be held around the City of Casey next week to give local residents the chance to pay...
Get on board the Dee-Train
CASEY footy fans are being urged to jump aboard the Dee-Train to the MCG this weekend and head to the annual City of Casey...
Meteorite lands in Devon Meadows
By BRIDGET COOK
CASEY residents have the chance to hold a piece of history with a Devon Meadows collector obtaining a piece of the meteorite...
Liberal all the way
LYNDHURST by-election candidate David Linaker-Liberal won’t be able to list his full surname on the 27 April ballot paper.
He added ‘Liberal’ to his surname...
Residents fume over parking policy
By LIA SPENCER
RESIDENTS in Casey have complained about receiving fines while parking on nature strips in narrow roads.
One resident, Berwick RSL president Ray Heathcote,...
Injury rates soar
By LIA SPENCER
MORE than $31 million dollars in compensation claims have been paid to tradies injured on the worksite in the City of Casey...
Rail upgrade is decades away
By BRIDGET COOK
AN extension of the rail network to service the Cranbourne East and Clyde area could be at least 20 years away, according...
Charges laid in armed robberies
GREATER Dandenong’s Embona taskforce has arrested six people over three armed robberies in the south east.
Police executed search warrants on Monday (15 April) relating...
Stolen wallet
POLICE are searching for a man who allegedly stole a wallet containing $50 in Station Creek Way, Botanic Ridge, about 11.30pm on 12 February.
The...
Chance for at-risk kids
By LIA SPENCER
A PROGRAM which has helped more than 350 at-risk children in Cardinia Shire could expand into the City of Casey.
Windermere is currently...
Hopping into Easter spirit
CHILDREN at Rangebank Preschool hopped right into the Easter spirit last week.
On Thursday 28 March, the preschool had a visit from the Easter Bunny,...
Long walk gathers pace
By BRIDGET COOK
MORE than 130 people united at Cranbourne Racecourse on the weekend to walk together against suicide.
The second annual Long Walk for Life...
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Walton shows no bias on a winning day at San Remo
It was another brilliant day for members of the South West Gippsland Midweek Bowling Group with 37 of the family descending on the San...
