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Going batty for young talent
BATSTheatre Company will present a Celebration of Talent show during the March school holidays to promote the city’s young performers. Held on Saturday 11 March…
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Council rescinds club motions
By Rebecca FraserCASEY councillors have overturned a contentious decision that would have seen two bickering sports clubs share the same Narre Warren South reserve. At…
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Walk for mobility
By Sarah SchwagerSIX Casey people walked to raise awareness for the Wheelchair Foundation of Australia this week. The Wheelchair Walk made its way from Geelong…
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Krispy fills kreme-filled hole in the market
Maramba Primary School student James hoes into the never-ending supply of doughnuts at the site announcement of Victoria’s first Krispy Kreme store in Fountain Gate.Above:…
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Runners set for life
Discussing Hillsmeade Primary School’s involvement in the Relay for Life are (from left) teacher Jacinta Jones, Casey Cardinia RFL chair manager Deborah Ditchburn, Sue Poynton…
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Friends fear for library
By Rebecca Fraser LOCAL residents fear plans to extend the Doveton Library have been shelved. Friends of the Doveton Library say the library has become…
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Parents meet for deaf kids
PARENTS of deaf and hearing-impaired children have been invited to attend the Parents of the South East Region (POSER) meeting on Sunday, 5 March. The…
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Premier raises damp spirits
HEAVY rain and strong winds presented Berwick show organisers with a major problem on Saturday afternoon forcing them to cancel most of the afternoon and…
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Three stabbed at party
By Rebecca FraserTHREE teenagers were violently stabbed on Saturday when an alcohol-fuelled brawl erupted at an Endeavour Hills party. More than 150 teenagers flocked to…
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Bailey born with a silver spoon
Cranbourne Lions Club president Michael Shepherdson presented little Bailey James Casbolt, with proud parents Dianne and Scott, of Narre Warren South with a special silver…
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Bailey’s hoard of gold
By Glen AtwellAFTER starting his athletics career just three months ago, seven-year-old Bailey Morrish has already won enough gold to be nicknamed “the jeweller”. The…
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Swimming safely with sea mates
By Rebecca FraserSTUDENTS at Narre Warren North Primary School learnt all about water safety this week from a person who knows only too well about…
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