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Woman trapped in car
Emergency service workers attempt to free a woman from a car crash in Dandenong last week. A YOUNG Endeavour Hills woman was trapped in a…
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Idol hero home to sing thank you
Australian Idol finalist Roxane Lebrasse will perform in Keysborough on Saturday to thank her local fans. AUSTRALIAN Idol finalist Roxane Lebrasse will go back to…
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Decade of delight at school growth
Above: School captains Rebecca and Michael helped cut the cake at Oatland Primary School’s 10th birthday celebrations on Monday. Rebecca FraserMORE than 500 people flocked…
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Drive plans win blessing
By Rebecca Fraser A BERWICK church has hit back at claims they are blocking a controversial road development. This week the Berwick Church of Christ…
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Doggone, it’s a happy ending!
Narre Warren’s Keith Massey was reunited with his four legged companion Rusty last Thursday after he escaped and boarded a Melbournebound train. By Rebecca FraserA…
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Youth boost for Casey
The South Eastern Youth Association (SEYA) was launched in Casey last Thursday with SEYA convenor Matthew Landolfo and Victorian Minister for Youth Affairs Jacinta Allan…
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Bike safety push pays off
Left: Casey primary schools learnt about the importance of bike safety recently as part of Safe Cycle month. David Dunbar and Noel Oket of Hampton…
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Signs highlight industrial zones
THE City of Casey has installed new signage at entries to industrial areas as part of their Industrial and Commercial Crime Prevention program. City of…
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Pride in new Lions
THE Endeavour Hills Lions Club recently welcomed three new members. At last month’s meeting past district governor Peter Classon inducted new members Lyn and Gilbert…
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Open day was hot
Above: Retired leading fireman Bob Allen and Greg Chapman at the Hallam CFA’s inaugural open day. HALLAM CFA’s inaugural open day has been deemed an…
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Kings, and queens, of the castle
Above right: Gleneagles campus of Eumemmerring College returned to medieval times last week when the Living History Australia company visited the school. Year 8 student…
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Online weather changes
Nick VerhaarMELBOURNE’S weather has always been renowned as being unpredictable and everchanging. Those who have ever planned a picnic or a daily outing would understand…
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