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Swim squad seeks floating talent
The Casey Tigersharks swim team is looking for the next Ian Thorpe to jump into the pool. Back row, from left: Angelo Madafferi, Brody Gleeson,…
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Magpies outclass young Dingoes
THE trip out to Fox Road, Narre Warren, was one the football scribes had warned would be X-rated and one-sided. Try telling that to the…
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Doves get going just in time
DOVETON’S inconsistent play continued on Saturday against Tooradin when the Doves got in front for the first time in the final two seconds and won…
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Feminine colour goes through looking glass
VIBRANT painting and mirror creations celebrating women and award-winning youth art is now on show in Casey. The works will be on display at the…
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Training forum for disability groups
THE City of Casey has created an opportunity to assist disability advocacy and support groups to become confident and effective resources to the community with…
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Furious Foxes on target
NARRE North Foxes under-15s played a top team game to crush Narre Warren by 125 points at the weekend. Joel Ladlow played his 50th game.…
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Never too old to enjoy education
Hallam Valley Primary School students Sharanya, Blake and Bianca took part in a special concert as part of Education Week activities. OLD and young came…
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Focus on
STUDENTS at Berwick Secondary College swapped their textbooks for yoga mats and meditation this week during a daylong conference focused on personal wellbeing. Jeff Kennett,…
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Junior Gators snap records
UNDER 16FOUNTAIN Gate Junior Football Club celebrated several game milestones this week. Mark Johnson, Jake Moss and Corey Baker-Smith all played 50 games for the…
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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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