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Bargain books to start a new chapter
BOOKS for all literary tastes will be on sale for charity later this month in Berwick. Members of the Berwick Salvation Army Church have collected…
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Jamie set to go out on a high
Right: Jamie McDonald is preparing to cap off a magnificent career by winning his 10th straight world title in disabled water skiing. By Marc McGowanNARRE…
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Workshops aim to
CARERS of people with a mental illness will have the opportunity to learn new skills to help them deal with the challenges of every day…
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Roses speak big volumes
ROSES are red, violets are blue and for some lucky locals their St Valentine’s Day wish came true. Honey Blossom Florist owner Nithy Perera was…
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School gets a new start, too
By Callan Date THE start of the school year is an exciting time for most students and staff but for those involved with Casey College,…
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Bus stops set for a fix
CASEY’S bus stops are set for an upgrade with $750,000 allocated to fix the city’s 260 problem sites. Some of the bus stops do not…
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Navy band strikes a chord
Left: Priyesha, James and Andrew with members of the Royal Australian Navy Band. KAMBRYA College students hit the right note last week when the Royal…
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Valentine’s Day heist
HEARTLESS thieves raided an Endeavour Hills property on St Valentine’s Day last week. Cash, jewellery, CDs and a camera were stolen from the Ravenhill Crescent…
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Police crackdown on youth gangs
POLICE will up their patrols around Hampton Park Shopping Centre this week after several recent attacks involving youths. On 25 January, the News reported gangs…
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Valentine’s marriage vows go to the dogs
By Elizabeth LillisTWO Berwick families celebrated Valentine’s Day in a unique way when their pet dogs tied the knot. Roxy, pet to the Font family,…
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Pool group seeks
By Callan DateAN EXERCISE group for local women recovering from breast cancer is in danger of closing if it cannot attract new members. Only 18…
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The show goes on
Pic1 THE Berwick Show is coming to town this weekend and it’s set to be bigger and better than ever before. More than 20,000 people…
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