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  • Roundtheclock treatment

    Left: It is a real family affair in the paediatric ward at Casey Hospital. Trevor Forster, nurse unit manager Liz Brown and Fiona Kalagunge with…

  • Road to recovery on track

    Left: Steven Reilly of Winslow Constructions, Narre Warren South MP Dale Wilson, Transport Minister Peter Batchelor, Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan and VicRoads road…

  • Games flagged for school

    STUDENTS at Hillsmeade Primary School in Narre Warren South are getting into the spirit of the Commonwealth Games, having been presented with a special Games…

  • Are you concerned about bird flu in Australia?

    Vi Scales, Hallam YES “It would hit lots of young people.”Peter Swinburne, Endeavour Hills YES “I have children and grandchildren and it is very worrying.…

  • Subscription gaming online

    Nick VerhaarWHETHER you are a casual gamer or die hard computer game addict, you would well and truly know the hefty costs involved with purchasing…

  • It’s just sour grapes: Abraham

    By Rebecca FraserCASEY councillor Roland Abraham has accused former mayor John Hastie of “sour grapes”. The Four Oaks Ward councillor made the comments after Mr…

  • Lest we forget

    ENDEAVOUR Hills will hold its inaugural Remembrance Day service on Friday 11 November at the new War/Peace Memorial on Heatherton Road. Former City of Berwick…

  • Council help with firstaid training

    MEMBERS of community groups and organisations required to undertake firstaid training have been invited to apply for a grant to assist with training costs, as…

  • Head to Cabaret

    By Rebecca FraserWINDMILL Theatre Company is set to tread the boards again in its upcoming production of ‘Cabaret’. Director Peter Roberts said ‘Cabaret’ was a…

  • North wind blows for Casey duo

    CASEY councillors Mick Morland and Ben Clissold have both nominated for Liberal Party preselection for the seat of Narre Warren North. It is also rumoured…

  • English an early test

    By Alison NoonanEMOTIONS ran high in secondary schools across Casey on Friday following the first round of Year 12 exams. Faces of relief, disappointment, joy…

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