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Council may lobby Canberra
CASEY Council may make a trip to Canberra to speak to both sides of Government about issues of homelessness and housing affordability in the south-east.…
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Birth group delivered
THE first ever Casey Birthing and Babies (BaBs) group was a hit last week with 11 mothers turning up to find out more about the…
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PlayDaze is a fun experience
Erin MORE than 50 young children together with their parents and carers experienced the exciting world of playgroups, at a recent City of Casey PlayDaze…
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Inner Wheel salutes its own
By Jim MynardNARRE Warren Inner Wheel Club members hosted A62 District Chairman (DC) Marilyn Airey to their September meeting. They dressed as artists and displayed…
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Tiger Sharks awash in medals
Above: The competition was a big success for 13-year-old Athan Mavrelis, who claimed one silver and one bronze medal. By Marc McGowanIT WAS a case…
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History in the making
THE Berwick and Pakenham Historical Society is seeking volunteers to increase its computer database and catalogue its collection. Volunteers will work from the beautifully restored…
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Weather another crease in turf play
Left: Narre North speedster Rob Calvert steams in against Narre Warren in the clubs’ A Grade encounter at Sweeney Reserve on Saturday. By Marc McGowan…
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Flu warning for young, elderly
By Callan Date and Melissa GrantHEALTH officials have urged Casey parents to remain vigilant about the health of their children in the wake of Ethan…
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Robbery charges laid
POLICE have arrested two people following an armed robbery on a Hallam service station last Tuesday week. An attendant at the Coles Express Service Station…
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Casey students urged to try for Anzac Prize
YEAR nine students from Casey are being encouraged to submit entries to the fourth annual Victorian Spirit of Anzac Prize. Narre Warren South MP Judith…
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New artwork reflects diversity
Casey councillor Janet Halsall, mayor Colin Butler and project facilitator Elly Abrat in front of the new mural in Doveton. MORE than a year of…
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China crisis
Casey residents Brian Sullivan and Jenni Ensor will soon be travelling to China to represent Australia at the Special Olympics World Games. By Callan DateTHREE…
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