Stories
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Racing rockets and mozzies
Grade 6 student Taine and Grade 5 student Daniel from Tooradin Primary School raced in the HPV competition. TOORADIN Primary School students were out in…
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Call goes out for carnival
THE City of Casey is currently calling on potential stallholders for a fun-filled and popular council event. The council is currently taking expressions of interest…
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Hunt for armed bandits
Police have released a CCTV image which shows the distinctive tattoo on a man who they believed has been involved in a spate of armed…
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Koori crew make the connection
By Emma SunKOORI students from Cranbourne Secondary College learned about their culture and the indigenous community recently as part of the Connection to Country Day.…
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Woman steals $160 pants
POLICE are seeking public assistance after a woman stole a pair of $160 pants from a Berwick clothing store. The woman entered Gilda Fashion Boutique…
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Revealing the Quran
Kokob and Naureen at the Quran exhibition. 74288 By Emma SunTHE Quran exhibition held in Cranbourne last Saturday was hailed as a great success. Organised…
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Jean reaches magical figure
Jean McMahon celebrated turning 100 with her son Bill, as well as other family and friends. Picture: Stewart Chambers By Emma SunWILLOW Wood Aged Care…
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Council gets its cash fill
Celebrating the finalisation of the agreement between the Casey council and State Government are, from left, Cr Wayne Smith, Cr Geoff Ablett, Cr Shar Balmes,…
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Give and take marriage
Cranbourne South couple Walter and Winifred Munroe celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Saturday. 74177 Picture: Stewart Chambers By Bridget CookA LITTLE bit of give…
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Town fights
By Lia BichelIn a special edition of The Age’s The Melbourne Magazine called Our Liveable City, released last week, Hallam placed last out of 314…
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Harness races ahead
Harness Racing Victoria chairman Ken Latta, City of Casey councillor Geoff Ablett,Minister for Racing Denis Napthine, South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga Peulich and City…
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Need for speed
By Bridget CookCRANBOURNE has the most speeding drivers in Victoria – and it seems some are proud to wear that title. An A Current Affair…
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