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Muckup day, no worries
CASEY secondary school principals say they are not worried about ‘muckup day’ pranks as they prepare to farewell their year 12 students this week. While…
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Designs on kids’ clothes
By Sarah SchwagerA NARRE Warren mother was inspired by her young children to design a range of personalised and colourful children’s wear. Silvia Sieber started…
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Wouldbe idols to semifinals
FOUNTAIN Gate Shopping Centre hosted its own Australian Idol event last Saturday with 30 singers going head to head in the Australian Idol/Allen’s Are You…
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Nurse delivers when it counts
A BERWICK coronary care nurse received a lesson in childbirth last week when she helped deliver a baby in the Dandenong Hospital car park. Claire…
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Boys go BAT for Niger
By Rebecca FraserYEAR nine boys at Berwick Secondary College have banded together to raise funds for World Vision. Students in the school’s Boys Alternative Transition…
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‘Something must be done’
By Rebecca FraserLOCAL traders and a Hampton Park widow have branded a notorious Hallam intersection a death trap following a serious collision on Monday. But…
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Weather broadens the outlook of students
By Rebecca Fraser STUDENTS at the Endeavour Hills Campus of Eumemmerring College have turned into avid ‘weather watchers’. Some of the school’s year eight students…
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Water way to go
By Sarah SchwagerA YEAR of product development has won a Narre Warren business a nomination for a water industry sustainability award. EnviroFresh Australia has been…
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Do school students take muck up day too far?
Natasha Bott, Doveton YES “Year 12 is something that needs to be released, but there are other ways to let loose, not by doing graffiti…
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On track to Games
CASEY families have been invited to attend a community celebration on Saturday for the opening of the longawaited Lysterfield Park Mountain Bike Track. Narre Warren…
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People search online
If you’ve ever followed along with the Yellow Pages advertisements on TV and actually ripped apart your phone books and used them to wrap your…
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Heritage policy open to comment
A NEW Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Policy, proposed to be incorporated into the City of Casey’s Planning Scheme, is available for public comment until 31 October…
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