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KAMBRYA College students had parts of the world at their feet last week. The Berwick students were treated to colourful performances from the subcontinent and…

Twin sisters Amy and Brooke look on at a recent Casey and District Multiple Birth Association event with their aunt Sarah. DON’T be concerned if…

JAMES Cook Primary School students welcomed their 2007 leaders into their roles at a special assembly recently. The Endeavour Hills school named its school and…

Front from left: Mossgiel Park Junior Football Club players Stacey and Jayden, and back, Alex, Jay, Cade, Brendan, Wadan, Jake, Josh, Mitchell and Kunar, with…

CASEY-SOUTH Melbourne is already preparing for an assault on the Victorian Premier Cricket finals next season, holding a master class coaching forum at Casey Fields…

By Callan Date FROM Russia with love. That famous line seems to be true if you talk to any of the Casey workers or residents…

Hollie and Kylie prepare for St Patrick’s Day fun at Krispy Kreme this Saturday. THE luck of the Irish may rub off on those who…

NARRE Warren youngster Jay Bull can be excused for making more noise than most when he beats away at his new drum kit. Jay’s hero…

ABOUT 100 students from various primary and secondary schools gathered at Narre Warren P-12 College last week for a special leadership conference. The Lyndhurst Cluster…

WOMEN suffering from diabetes can get a lift out of a new Narre Warren-based fitness program. The official launch of Lift for Life takes place…

CASEY Council will hold its fortnightly meeting in Cranbourne next Tuesday. The public is invited to attend the meeting at the Old Shire Offices, 160…

CRANBOURNE’S C-grade side’s season ended by an agonising 13 runs at the weekend when it went down in the Saturday-Sunday semi-final to Hallam. A batting…