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Students tackle the big issues
Year nine students at Narre Warren South P12 School held a youth forum last week to discuss community and global issues, where (from left) Narre…
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Seeking Ms Warne
THE City of Casey wants girls aged 12 to 17 to join a new junior girls’ cricket competition. Cricket Victoria will operate the competition in…
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War in a modern frame
Gleneagles Secondary College student and budding film maker Josh Janssen has produced a short film based on the life experiences of World War II veteran…
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Are there enough post boxes in Casey?
Angela Judd, Hampton Park NO “They are only in the main retail areas and some people cannot get there.”Karen McVicar, Hampton Park NO “There should…
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Mental health is worth the walk
Middway walk organisers Jane Boldiston and Deirdre Byrne said that one in five people in By Rebecca Fraser THE local community has been urged to…
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Tales of terror
By Rebecca FraserNARRE Warren hurricane survivor Ashley McDonald has told of the frightening ordeal he faced in two Louisiana jails after he says he was…
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Disabled service upgrade
PEOPLE with disabilities will finally be heard in the outer southeast. A new advocacy service has been established to provide local individuals with support to…
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Foundation helping others to move on
FOR some people, the simple task of getting out of bed in the morning is not simple at all. These people are either bed ridden…
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Bid for Games track
CASEY Council will try to obtain the MCG athletics track for Casey Fields following the 2006 Commonwealth Games. At last Tuesday night’s council meeting, Araluen…
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Loan shines a light
CASEY Council has said it would act as a guarantor on a $50,000 loan for the Maranatha Methodist Cricket Club (MMCC) if certain provisions are…
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Young artists paint the school red
Narre Warren North Primary School students Daniel Verhagen, Chelsea Thompson and Jacob Read (front) put their creative talents on display recently as part of the…
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Petanque plan a possibility
By Rebecca FraserCASEY Council will consider funding the development of a $25,000 petanque facility at Reid Reserve in Doveton. At last Tuesday night’s council meeting…
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