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Cars easy prey
CASEY car owners are playing into the hands of thieves by leaving thousands of dollars worth of items in their vehicles, according to police. In…
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Passport theft
POLICE have urged residents to keep their passports and other items of identification under lock and key following a burglary in Endeavour Hills last week.…
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Number’s up for car plates thieves
By Sarah SchwagerCRANBOURNE police have warned car owners to take more caution with their vehicles’ number plates as petrol prices rise. Detective Senior Sergeant Bernie…
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Volunteer sacking must stand: mayor
By Rebecca FraserA CASEY councillor’s attempts to have a sacked community volunteer reinstated by the council have been blocked on legal grounds. Last year, Casey…
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Recycling push for cartridges
CASEY residents have been urged to get onboard the Cartridges 4 Planet Ark campaign which aims to get Australians recycling more printer cartridges. Mayor Kevin…
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Rail death causes peak-hour chaos
Frustrated commuters were finally able to board trains three hours after an incident at Noble Park crippled the Pakenham line. A NOBLE PARK railway fatality…
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Beware
The News captured Tara-Jade in 2004 when she was selected as the winner of the Berwick Show Quest in the three to five-year-old category. By…
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Worksafe VCFL Country Championships preview
Right: Doveton’s Ryan Hendy could force his way into the MPNFL Sharks side to play the Hampden FL at Berwick on Sunday, given his recent…
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Threat of 7.9pc house rate rise
By Rebecca FraserCASEY homeowners look set to be slugged with a 7.9 per cent rate rise. The hike followed a narrow vote at last week’s…
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Casey Fields a haven for Scorpions
CASEY Scorpions continued its unbeaten streak at its new Casey Fields home ground with a comfortable 32-point win over VFL top four contender Williamstown on…
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Stan the Man talks of faith
CASEY men have been urged to attend an inspirational breakfast next month hosted by Berwick’s Winepress Church. World kickboxing champion Stan ‘The Man’ Longinidis will…
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Students catch a bus to the future
STUDENTS from across Casey flocked to the Melbourne Careers and Employment Expo recently to learn about career pathways and employment options. The SELLEN LCP (South…
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