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Cranbourne juniors win six
ROUND one by Cranbourne Junior Football Club brought six wins including good performances in older age groups. @BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 16 (1) In a…
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Life won’t be the same for bash victim
Narre Warren South’s Steven Grant suffered a major stroke after a recent altercation outside the Fountain Gate Hotel. His mother said he would never be…
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Narre juniors show grit
NARRE Warren Junior Football Club had seven wins in the first round of junior competition last week. @BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 16 (2) Narre Warren…
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Morland unlikely to face criminal charges
NARRE Warren Police say it is unlikely that Casey councillor Mick Morland will face criminal charges over allegations he took alcohol from the council offices.…
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Help sought over ute fire
POLICE have appealed for public help after a car was set on fire in Hallam last Thursday. The white Holden Commodore utility was set ablaze…
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Teenager returns
A MISSING Endeavour Hills teenager has returned home more than a month after going missing. Senior Sergeant Mike Jenkins of Endeavour Hills police, said 14-year-old…
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Police target petrol thieves
POLICE have vowed to heavily patrol local service stations in a bid to clamp down on petrol drive-offs in the Endeavour Hills area. Senior Sergeant…
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Crash hits brigade
Left: The Hallam CFA is facing a $15,000 repair bill after a car drive through its entrance. From left: Tony Jakobovic of the CFA building…
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Three finish level in Narre triples
LAST Tuesday week’s special ladies’ invitation triples at Narre Warren was supported by 24 teams from Bayswater, Berwick, Cranbourne, Cranbourne RSL, Dandenong Club, Dandenong RSL/Rec,…
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Councillor lashes out after vote loss
By Rebecca FraserPLANS to hold a Casey Council meeting in Endeavour Hills have been stopped in their tracks with one councillor turning on his colleagues…
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Festival seeks arts events
THIS July, the City of Casey will host the fifth annual Winter Arts Program, a month-long celebration to showcase and promote Casey’s diverse arts community.…
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Chips are down to save pets
Neville Powell’s 18 week old chocolate labrador puppies Coco and Milo were just two of hundreds of pets to be microchipped and registered last Saturday…
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