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10 cars smashed
TEN cars were smashed last week when vandals went on a rampage at a Narre Warren factory. Police believe vandals entered the Vesper Drive factory…
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Blitz nets 763 drivers
LOCAL police are disappointed with the 763 motorists nabbed during a month-long traffic blitz along Monash Freeway. The around-the-clock Operation Linker finished on Monday with…
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‘Not too bad’ hair day in a good cause
Narre Warren’s Sally Norris has shaved her head for the Leukaemia Foundation. A CLOSE friend’s diagnosis with cancer has prompted a Narre Warren woman to…
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Horse hit
A HORSE was killed after being hit by a car in Narre Warren East on Friday. Police said the horse was hit about 8.45pm after…
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Lounge car is last straw for family
The Ford ute crashed into the lounge room of the Endeavour Hills home about 4.30am on Sunday. By Rebecca FraserAN Endeavour Hills family say they…
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SES work pours in
SES crews helped contain the area after a water main burst in Endeavour Hills on Friday. Picture courtesy Narre Warren SES. A BURST water main…
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Should there be soup kitchens in Casey?
Kirsten Summers, Hampton Park YES “We don’t have any around here. I think it’s a good idea.”Candice Godeefroy, Rowville YES “You see them on the…
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Swap for road works
A HALLAM road project has been bumped back another year after a Casey councillor successfully moved that a project in his own ward be finished…
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LGV clears Richardson
CASEY councillor Paul Richardson will not be pursued over claims he leaked confidential information to the local media. Local Government Victoria (LGV) has informed the…
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Students help tackle problems
Maramba Primary School students Divya, Shannen, Danial, Lucinda and Amaf with Casey mayor Kevin Bradford. THE problem-solving skills of students from six Casey schools has…
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Fired up to serve
THE Narre Warren Fire Brigade held its recruitment information day recently and attracted 12 potential members. The event, held at the fire station in Fullard…
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‘Insufficient evidence’ in drink allegations
POLICE say they have found no evidence to support allegations that a Casey councillor took alcohol from the council offices. Detective Senior Sergeant Ian Wilcox…
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