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  • McHappy day to remember

    The Big Macs were up on Saturday as part of a record-breaking McHappy Day at McDonald’s in Endeavour Hills. From left are Daniel Brennan, Brian…

  • Syd pens history

    Former Berwick mayor Syd Pargeter has written a book on the history of Doveton and the “money miracle” that made it possible. By Rebecca FraserLOTS…

  • Workshop to help men beat the blues

    THE Casey-Cardinia Men’s Health Action Group is presenting a Beating the Blues one-day workshop to help men explore some practical strategies to manage depression. City…

  • Puppet show with a message

    Sarah was just one of many students at Maramba Primary School to gain a better understanding of childhood cancer. By Rebecca FraserSTUDENTS at Maramba Primary…

  • Kids show the write stuff

    Michelle Sosnowski, Jesse Moyes, Samhitha Dayanand, Joselyn Martinez, Brianna Lobley, Dilusha Jayasekara, Chevaunne Keleher and Adelaide Asquith. By Rebecca Fraser THE Doveton Library recently held…

  • Beer to drink in Pacific Games

    By Glen AtwellENDEAVOUR Hills student Matthew Beer is running hot in the sport of athletics. The grade six student from James Cook Primary School is…

  • Kids have sneak peek at big school

    By Rebecca FraserCHILDREN enrolled to start prep at Casey schools next year have been gaining a sneak peek into the wonderful world of the classroom.…

  • Helping hand for lonely pets

    Narre Warren North’s Kerryn Cunningham loves pets and loves her job as a pet sitter. She is pictured with her own pets Daniel, Piper, Chloe,…

  • Free tickets to the Games

    SCHOOL students are in the running to experience the thrill of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. Safeway supermarkets will be giving more than 3000 kids…

  • New Messenger gets people talking

    Nick VerhaarMSN Messenger would have to be one of the most popular and successful free instant messaging services to have ever been made available. Allowing…

  • Drive forges strong ties

    By Rebecca Fraser A COIN drive at Kambrya College, Berwick, last Friday has helped the school to forge stronger ties with its sister school in…

  • Santa comes to town

    SANTA took time out of his busy Christmas schedule on Saturday to visit Westfield Fountain Gate. Mrs Claus, the Cadbury magical elf and a host…

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