Tag: Stories
It’s young talent time
By Bridget Cook
YOUNG local bands have the chance to battle it out in a competition in Casey this month.
The City of Casey and Spectrum...
Street’s a tip
By Lia BichelBAD lighting and high tip prices are being blamed for rubbish being dumped on Casey streets.
Residents have raised concerns about items being...
Booze bus-ted
A HAMPTON Park man was busted driving without a licence and being more than five times the legal blood alcohol limit last Thursday.
Police were...
Act before tragedy: parents
By Bridget CookPARENTS at Woodbine Road Pre-School are urging the City of Casey to address their road safety concerns before a tragedy happens.
The local...
Choosing to be a winner
By Bridget CookTWO of Australia’s top sports role models sent a strong message to students at Cranbourne Secondary College last week – walk away...
House gutted, hearts opened
By Bridget CookTHE Devon Meadows community has thrown its support behind a local foster carer whose house was destroyed by fire recently.
Devon Meadows resident...
Child centre fined
By Bridget CookTHE former operators of two childcare centres in the south east have been fined over $100,000 for underpaying staff over five years....
Painful in many ways
By Bridget CookMUSCULOSKELETAL injuries (MSIs) have cost Casey-based businesses almost $50 million in the past five years.
According to new WorkSafe Victoria statistics, there were...
Kokoda tracks Kathy into Rotary history
By Garry HoweTHE Rotary Club of Cranbourne is moving with the times and took a step in that direction last Friday night when inducting...
Watery trauma
By Lia BichelSES CREWS were flat out during heavy rain last week, when they responded to dozens of calls in Casey and rescued one...
Sea on land
By Bridget Cook“IT looks like an inland sea.”
That was the call from residents from Tooradin whose properties were inundated with flood waters last week.
Couple...
A drain on us: locals
By Bridget CookWHILE last week’s floods affected many properties, waterlogged and unusable land are a common occurrence for some residents in Tooradin.
For a long...
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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...
