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SES seeks operations manager
THE Narre Warren SES is seeking an experienced operations manager to join its management team. Candidates for the unpaid position should have experience in managing…
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Coles Myer closure a concern -mayor
Casey Mayor Kevin BradfordCASEY Mayor Kevin Bradford has expressed his disappointment about the closure of the Coles Myer Distribution Centre in Hampton Park. Cr Bradford…
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Graffiti wipeout set to start
THE City of Casey’s latest bid to wipe out local graffiti does not involve a new by-law. As part of the city’s zero tolerance graffiti…
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Tap master spreads the beat
Internationally acclaimed tap teacher and choreographer Grant Swift has brought his talents to Narre Warren. By Rebecca FraserA NARRE Warren tap teacher is swift by…
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Winners to the fore
CRANBOURNE Turf Club’s Sunday race meeting was highlighted by doubles to jockeys Mark Flaherty and Craig Newitt, together with a training double to local mentor…
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Four wins for Hills
ROUND 12 last week brought four wins and a draw for Endeavour Hills Junior Football Club. @BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 17 It was a gutsy…
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Grief stricken
Grandmother Shirley Kempster and Harley’s mother, Helen Kempster, mourn the loss of the popular 17-year-old. By Rebecca Fraser THE mother of a Doveton teenager killed…
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Inches from death
Narre Warren’s Paul Harman is lucky to be alive after a rock was thrown onto his car from a freeway overpass bridge. By Rebecca FraserA…
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Precious cargo firmly in place
Narre Warren South mother Maria Hughes and daughter Maddison have their child restraint checked by Blane Thompson from Littles Child Restraints. CASEY parents potentially saved…
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Fine paid, now ‘shove it’
By Rebecca Fraser CASEY councillor Paul Richardson has paid his council imposed fine, but not before telling council staff to “shove it.” On Monday, Cr…
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Council bid for Casey tenders
LOCAL businesses could soon get a head start against competitors with Casey Council set to review its tender process. At last Tuesday’s council meeting Casey…
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Rewards in store for turning green
YOUNG people aged 16 to 23 across Australia have until 4 August to apply for Commonwealth Bank green ambassadorships that reward young people who actively…
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