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Oh, what a Dad
Casey RACE Manager Simon Beqir with the winner of the Father of the Year competition, Ophelia Heng, with her Father Ivan Heng. 85896By Bridget...
Frontline focus on family violence
By Bridget CookMORE police will soon be on the beat across Casey to help track down on crime.
It was announced this week that additional...
Key to African crime
By Bridget CookPOLICE have blamed a lack of support services for the high levels of crime among Somali and Sudanese youth.
But the City of...
Bushland dreaming
Casey councillor Geoff Ablett and Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne director Chris Russell want to turn a parcel of land in Hampton Park into a...
Besties, bling, and … bogans
Kath Day – Knight strikes a pose. By Melissa MeehanIT was the best welcome home party they could have asked for.
Rocking up in...
Building site safety blitz
HOUSING construction sites in the City of Casey were the first to be targeted as part of a 12-month WorkSafe operation.
WorkSafe visited about...
Stone Age offenders
By Melissa MeehanCASEY police will step up patrols around overpasses and bridges along the Monash Freeway after a spate of rock throwing incidents.
Casey...
Call to action
Brian Roberts is calling for the upgrade of the Lesdon Avenue and South Gippsland Highway intersection. 86445 Picture: DONNA OATESBy Bridget CookBRIAN Roberts has...
Bite put on dogs
By Bridget CookTHE City of Casey uncovered an illegal pit bull breeding ring during a six-month operation biting down on restricted breed dogs in...
Anzac honours
By Bridget CookA CRANBOURNE North school has been recognised for its efforts in honouring our fallen war heroes.
Holt MP Anthony Byrne visited Alkira Secondary...
The power to move
By Bridget CookA MOVING performance on the tragic events of September 11 saw Lyndhurst Secondary College dance its way to third spot in the...
Horror on show
STUDENTS at St Peter’s College are set bring to life the outrageous musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors.
A cast of 60 students will be...
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Working together to voice migrant communities’ issues
More than 50 organisations and 19 nationalities have met in Hallam to raise a united voice for migrant communities.
The Multicultural Unity and Diversity...
