News
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Little Showstopper!
Iesha contributed to the Doveton show day atmosphere on Sunday when she took part in traditional Aboriginal dances. Doveton’s inaugural show has been deemed an…
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Success follows Doveton show
Sharna and Iesha performed at the Doveton Show on Sunday that was attended by more than 5000 people. By Rebecca Fraser DOVETON’s inaugural show has…
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Kevin Hill mounts intriguing art show
The first Victorian exhibition of the Kevin Hill’s TOP TEN Australian Artists Art Show has been branded a huge success after more than 1000 people…
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Put a lid on it: Sydney
By Rebecca FraserFORMER Berwick mayor Sydney Pargeter has called on Telstra to improve the visibility of local telephone inspection pits amid fears for people’s safety.…
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Council pledge on plastic bags
By Rebecca FraserCASEY residents have been urged to “get serious” and reduce their plastic bag usage. The move follows last week’s council decision to try…
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Residents stumped over liquor plans
Casey councillor Lorraine Wreford, left, and resident Suzanne Brendel, right, are hoping a compromise can be reached over an impending liquor licence application at Strathaird…
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Store plans stalled
By Rebecca FraserCONTROVERSIAL plans to build a BiLo supermarket at Spring Square in Hallam have been handballed to the new Casey Council. A decision will…
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Narre North set for new ovals
Ryan Osborne of the Narre Warren North Cricket Club and Jack Hardie of Narre North Foxes were delighted with last week’s news that two new…
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Young Magpies flock
NARRE Warren Junior Football Club recently held its awards night, with the teams’ best and fairest players, most improved and most determined among the honours.
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Clarification
LAST week a News article ‘Mum’s the work for incentive’ incorrectly reported that Michelle Rushby of Narre Warren worked part time. Ms Rushby is not…
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Hallam hotel of the year
THE Hallam Taverner Hotel won the National Taverner Award for Best Venue 2005 at a recent awards ceremony at the Atlantic on South Wharf, South…
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Fraudsters target ANZ bank
Fraudsters have been at it once again, using email and the internet to try and fool unsuspecting computer users into handing over their personal and…