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Retirement in the can
THOSE who have been regulars at Centro Cranbourne over the years will no doubt know the familiar faces of Gordon and Ann Chippett.
The Cranbourne...
Worm farmers strike pay dirt
A TOORADIN worm farm is set to make inroads into Australia’s multi-billion dollar green waste industry.
Back To Earth industrial recycling has joined with Woolworths...
Movie with all the stars
THE Casey community will be treated to a silver-screen experience this Friday with a fundraiser under the stars.
Botanic Ridge estate will host a moonlit...
Bullies on the back foot
HAMPTON Park Secondary College is tackling the problem of cyber safety and bullying head on.
On Tuesday last week the school ran an anti-cyber bullying...
College celebrates namesake pope
CRANBOURNE’S Catholic secondary school - St Peter’s College - had plenty of reason to celebrate last Wednesday.
Not only were staff and students celebrating the...
Locked in commuter hell
THOUSANDS of Casey residents make the daily commute to the city or elsewhere to work, study or shop.
The National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA) and...
Councils call for cash
THE Interface Councils group, which includes Casey, said the Government needs to take care of councils which don’t have proper infrastructure before they allocate...
Sport for all seasons
CASEY’s sporting groups will soon be able to enjoy their sport of choice - rain, hail or shine.
Last week the State Government announced $650,000...
Parents make hospital appeal
THE parents of an infant who suffered a brain bleed are urging people to support the Good Friday Appeal.
The charity raises much needed funds...
Labor’s man steps forward
MARTIN Pakula is the Labor Party’s candidate for the Lyndhurst by-election.
Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews made the announcement alongside the former Public Transport, Industry and...
No mosque poll
CASEY councillors have rejected a move to poll residents regarding a controversial planning application for a mosque which was passed last week.
Cr Rosalie Crestani...
Traders struggle over sign
JUNCTION Village shopping strip traders feel they are missing out on potential customers while Casey council takes its time to address their concerns.
A joint...
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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...
