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Friendly faces help ease the divide
Above: Berwick resident Glenda Mattingley accompanies Monash University Berwick student Nonie to her Monash University graduation ceremony. A FOREIGN land with few friends and fewer…
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Gatecrashers turn on police
By Callan Date TWO police officers were assaulted and three men were bashed after a Berwick party was gatecrashed on Sunday morning. Police were called…
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Tigers in the fields
– Brad KingsburyTHERE was a plague of Tigers at Casey Fields on Friday night, but rather than run for the hills, football fans from across…
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Government moves into virtual world
IN OUR increasingly virtual world, Sweden will become the first country to establish a diplomatic representation in a fantasy land, officials have said. Its government…
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Monash welcomes new kids on block
Professor Phillip Steele, Monash Berwick campus pro vice-chancellor and academic director, welcomes the new intake of students. MORE than 500 young adults took the next…
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Auction in the pink
Amy Wishart, Claire Hewson, Kim Drew and Steven Rennie are part of the team staging Saturday’s A Hint of Pink charity auction. MEMBERS of Team…
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Tough task for Narre Warren
WITH its Turf One game in the balance with the score on 5/72 and defending 145, Narre Warren knew that early wickets on day two…
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Students ease their way in
Top: Terrin Linskens manages a smile as she reaches the top of the rock climbing wall. MONASH University Berwick students enjoyed the first days of…
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Car thieves strike in Narre Warren
THIEVES stole three cars within four days from Narre Warren last week. A $50,000 Ford station wagon was stolen from a Langbourne Drive driveway last…
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Uniform grants on offer
Local football clubs are just a few of the sporting clubs that can apply for a grant to provide new uniforms. LOCAL sporting clubs have…
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Students look to sporting future
Casey councillor Lorraine Wreford, interim school captains Zac Cox and Sam Hobbs, Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley, and students Ben, Kelsey and Zac are…
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Students get a sporting chance
OATLANDS Primary School students are a healthy and happy lot. The Narre Warren school is one of the first in Casey to take part in…
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