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Event was a big hit
– Callan DateTHE Berwick Show rolled into town on the weekend and was enjoyed by almost 40,000 people over the two days. One of the…
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Plane ‘just fell out of the sky’
By Paul Dunlop A BERWICK man watched in horror as a light plane crashed at Clyde North on Friday, killing two people. Leon Russell was…
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‘Disadvantaged’ Doveton hits back
By Callan DateDOVETON has been ranked in the top 10 most disadvantaged suburbs in Victoria. Imprisonment, unemployment, criminal convictions and childhood injuries were among the…
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Another win for academy
Back from left: Brad, Mark, Eumemmerring Secondary College assistant principal John Lyall, Football Victoria southern regional manager Darren Flanigan, Chris, Jesse, and front, Ben and…
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All work and no play
Narre Warren South P-12 College students Luke and Paul, Casey councillor Michael Farley and principal Ross Miller inspect the school’s dangerous playing surface. By Callan…
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Cultural classic coming up
MORE than 150 Hallam dance students will be strutting their Sri Lankan skills in a massive concert this Sunday. The second annual Traditional Sri Lankan…
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Girls guide the way for clean-up day
Bridgette, Kayla and Emily will be doing their bit for the environment when they take part in Clean Up Australia Day this Sunday. By Callan…
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Teenagers abducted
TWO teenage boys were abducted from Berwick, put in the back of a boot and driven at high speeds through Casey and Cardinia recently. Police…
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The spot for quality childcare
Children’s Domain has fun and stimulating play areas and equipment for a great range of activities supervised by friendly and skilled professionals. HIGH quality childcare…
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Eight hurt in smash
EIGHT people were taken to hospital after two cars collided in Narre Warren on Sunday. The collision occurred about 1am at the intersection of Narre…
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Jess’ spirit still sparkles
Above: Two of Jess’ friends enjoy the festivities during the night. By Callan DateJESS Atwell would have been proud. More than 400 people came together…
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Cat’s eye on northern prize
By Brad KingsburyGREG Eurell cannot hide the excitement in his voice when he talks about the prospects of his stable star Apache Cat. The Cranbourne…
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