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Christmas trees recycled
CASEY residents have been advised that it’s business as usual for rubbish collection over the Christmas break. Household rubbish, recycling and green waste services will…
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Firebugs strike again
FIREBUGS continue to frustrate local police with another fire deliberately lit in Berwick. The latest blaze last Saturday burnt five metres of wooden noise barriers…
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School of rock hits
MARAMBA Primary School students turned up in full force to the school of rock last Friday. The Narre Warren school hall was transformed into a…
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Row over email
By Callan DateTWO Casey councillors are involved in a bitter battle over an email deemed as “grossly defamatory” by a solicitor. In confidential documents seen…
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A formula for sidecar success
Adam Treasure shows off the spoils of victory in the Formula 1 class of the 2006 Australian Sidecar Championship. By Marc McGowanNARRE Warren South thunderbolt…
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Up and away for superschool
By Shaun InguanzoDOVETON Secondary College’s principal has retired amid progress on a $35 million superschool project that will merge Doveton with neighbouring high schools in…
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Community sings residents’ praises
From left: Casey councillor Janet Halsall, Young Resident of the Year Jessica Bidwell, nominees Joan Mouser and Naomi Bazeley with (front) Resident of the Year…
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Man jailed over $2 million bank fraud
A BERWICK man will spend the next four years in jail for his role in a $2 million bank fraud. James Roderick Faneco appeared before…
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Oh, brother – and a big sister, too!
By Callan DateCHRISTMAS will be a bit brighter for nine Casey children who have found a shoulder to lean on. The much-needed support has come…
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Mac attack pays off for charity
BIG Macs are a big hit in Berwick. That’s the fast-food fact after Berwick McDonald’s sold the eighth highest amount of Big Macs in Australia…
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Cranbourne bats buckle
A POOR performance by Cranbourne’s turf-one batsmen saw it fail to overhaul a moderate total of 150 by Parkfield on Saturday. Cranbourne started well, bowling…
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Phoenix Swans maul Magpies
Roger Sillence was at his swashbuckling best against Camberwell on the weekend, smashing 47 from just 28 balls. By Marc McGowanONE week after announcing that…
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