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Bollwood star at night out
CASEY women can have a girl’s night out this month with Aussie action girl and Bollywood star Tania Zaetta. The Cranbourne Harness Racing Club is…
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Kinder kids in creative mood
CHILDREN at Carlisle Park Kindergarten got their hands dirty to create gifts for the mum last month. The team from Bunnings Cranbourne visited the Cranbourne…
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Keeping Anzac spirit alive
By SALLY BIRD ABOUT 600 people including many children turned out to attend the fourth dawn service at Pearcedale hall on Anzac Day. For the…
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Council push for jab
THE City of Casey is advocating the importance of vaccinations in the lead up to World Immunisation Week. Mayor Amanda Stapledon, along with the council,…
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Fire cash from dog wash
A HAMPTON Park veterinary hospital hopes to beat last year’s fund-raising efforts when they wash dogs for a good cause at the local fire brigade…
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Anzac legacy passes on
By BRIDGET COOK THE Anzac spirit was alive at Alkira Secondary College last week when students and teachers held a number of services to commemorate…
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Business group launched
THE 22,000 businesses in the Casey and Cardinia shires will receive extra support with the formation of the Casey Cardinia Business Group. The official launch…
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Police have Eyewatch on Facebook
By BRIDGET COOK CASEY police have become more social-media savvy to help give them more eyes to watch over the community. Last week the ‘Eyewatch’…
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Building bridges to prevent crime
By CASEY NEILL COMMUNITY leaders and police are working side-by-side to reach out to troubled youths. The Police and Youth Leaders Engagement Team (PYLET) program…
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Jewellery stolen
POLICE are seeking help to track down $50,000 worth of jewellery stolen from a Lyndhurst house earlier this year. Police are investigating the burglary which…
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Their bit for children in pain
STAFF at a Hampton Park bank clowned around for a good cause last week. On Friday, the Hampton Park Commonwealth Bank staff embraced their inner…
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Showing honour
By BRIDGET COOK ANZAC Day holds a special place in the heart of Australian Army Major Ben Smith. It not only gives him a chance…
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