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Peruvian students dance up a storm
Right: Sara takes part in the dance. A TASTE of Peru has descended on Narre Warren with a student exchange program in full swing. Students…
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Birdman stirs up quite a flap
BERWICK birdman Peter Day may not have set any records, but he certainly made plenty of people smile. The 61-year-old featured in the News last…
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Aye, aye captain
STUDENTS at Southern Cross Primary School celebrated their 2007 leaders at a special assembly last week. House and school captains were elected along with members…
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Sillence does it his way
By Marc McGowanCASEY-SOUTH Melbourne’s English captain-coach Roger Sillence is certainly in no danger of going unnoticed on the cricket field. With his ferocious right-arm seam…
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Safety in the driver’s seat
From left: Occupational therapist Jenny Witterick, VicRoads Metro South East road safety team leader Colin Lill, Casey mayor Colin Butler, facilitator and Road Safe member…
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Hard-fought win a real Swansong
Casey-South Melbourne players, from left, Lukas Hoogenboom, Robbie Elston, Stephen Nicholls, Roger Sillence (obscured), Marc Ferne, Matthew Hawking, Nathan Bird, Craig Entwistle and Joel Leaver…
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Pre-season win lights Comets’ way
By Marc McGowanCASEY Comets Soccer Club is firing on all cylinders ahead of its first match of the 2007 Women’s Premier League season on 25…
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Crawlers take hike
By CallanDate FOUR City of Casey workers will be hoping their boots are made for walking when they set off on a 100km charity walk…
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Hawks spread wings at Casey Fields
By Marc McGowanIT will be a battle of traditional rivals when Hawthorn and Essendon face off in the NAB Challenge at Casey Fields on Saturday…
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Lucky escape for mother, baby
A WOMAN and a 20-month-old baby were uninjured when the car they were in careered off a bridge in Berwick last week. CFA officials attended…
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Residents take Western Port fight to Parliament
Right and above right: Casey locals express their anger about the Port of Hastings proposal on the steps of State Parliament with a symbolic coffin…
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Happy feet get students dancing
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…
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