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Southern Cross teachers score gold
AN Endeavour Hills school came home with a gold medal when they competed in the recent Victorian Teachers Games in Geelong. The Southern Cross stars…
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Cranbourne tune-up for Gai’s joy
Pic1: Sydney horse Tuesday Joy bolts away to win the Group 2 Wakeful Stakes on Saturday. TOP Sydney trainer Gai Waterhouse has resisted trialing her…
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Insomnia plague hits Berwick
By Callan DateA BERWICK psychologist is staggered at the high number of local residents attending her clinic with symptoms of insomnia. Julie Brown has been…
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Poll candidate defends Fevola
A SCUFFLE in an Irish pub has been felt by Narre Warren North Liberal candidate Mick Morland. Cr Morland is using Carlton footballer Brendan Fevola…
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Common interests cement the wedding vows
Berwick couple Isa and Clarrie Misson celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary together. By Callan DateWHEN Clarrie and Isa Misson met at a social dance in…
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A business that caters for keen cooks
COOKS Kitchen at 82 High Street, Berwick Village provides quality kitchen and homeware products at more than competitive prices. This is backed by expert advice…
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Lending a hand
NARRE Warren volunteer Judy Owen knows how good it feels in giving up her time to help others. It maybe volunteering at the Commonwealth Games…
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RSL rules the greens
CRANBOURNE RSL division-three had the better of Mulgrave in RVBA pennant on Saturday, winning by 17 shots. The main winning rink was Doug Ambrose winning…
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SES calls for help
Narre Warren SES volunteer Ray Miller urges local residents to attend the unit’s open day on Saturday, 7 October. IF you would like to be…
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Sharks enter twilight zone
CASEY Sharks club has rescheduled its competition because of the Cranbourne Cup and the club is holding its first twilight meet. The swim meet is…
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Collection tracks back 150 years
From left: Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation chief executive Peter Carter and local history officer Heather Arnold with exhibition officer from the Public Records Office Victoria Kate…
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Wall hole break-in
A WOULD-BE thief left a ‘hole’ lot of damage this week when he broke into Eumemmerring Primary School. The break in occurred between 9pm and…
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