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Scrap home tax call
By Alison Noonan CASEY councillors have called for the State Government to scrap its recently announced $8000 infrastructure tax which they claim will make owning…
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Anger over ghetto fears
Doveton residents fear that a proposed heritage overlay will devalue their homes and turn some of their suburb’s streets into isolated ghettos. Resident Ann Beauchamp,…
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Hook in to pirate adventure
By Rebecca FraserAHOY me hearties! Casey kids have been invited to embark on the adventure of a lifetime these school holidays when they come on…
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Narre powers in pennant
NARRE Warren Bowls Club’s RVBA division four, section six side had a strong away win over Bennettswood (2) 15/102 to 3/80 in round 12 of…
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Tenaya makes her point
Right: Berwick Lodge Primary School basketball star Tenaya Phillips won gold at the Pacific School Games in Melbourne earlier this month. Picture courtesy of Swinburne…
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Volunteers thanked
THE invaluable contribution of local volunteers was recognised last Thursday with a celebration at Doveton’s Myuna Farm. More than 150 people turned out as part…
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Students’ energy buzz
By Rebecca FraserYEAR eight students at Kambrya College have won an award for spreading the news about energy efficiency. The school’s students received a $200…
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Early start a matter of timing
By Alison NoonanCASEY Council meeting times are not “family friendly”, according to councillor Lorraine Wreford. Cr Wreford sparked a mini debate at last week’s council…
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Dylan finds his goal
Left: Narre Warren’s Dylan Chapman was recently part of Victoria’s winning under 12 basketball team at the Pacific School Games in Melbourne. By Rebecca FraserThe…
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Conflict of interest claim
By Rebecca FraserA COMPLAINT has been made against Casey Council deputy mayor Rob Wilson over a conflict of interest. The Narre South Lions Junior Football…
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Triple treat for Hallam’s post office team
HALLAM Post Business Centre has scored a hat-trick, having been judged the best in Australia for the third year in a row. The award is…
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Remember the need to weed
NOW that the warmer weather is here and gardens are springing back into life, it is also the peak season for weeds. Residents have been…
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