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Casey residents move to grab home grant
FIRSTHOME buyers in Casey have embraced the State Government’s $5000 first home bonus with 2237 people taking up the grant to the end of the…
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Do you donate regularly to charity?
Yvonne Eckhardt, Eumemmerring YES “I donate to animal charities because there are too many neglected animals around.”Pat Miller, Eumemmerring YES “I feel good about donating…
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Bad teeth a vet’s pet hate
Pet dental specialist David Clarke works on Dotti the Jack Russell’s teeth. By Cam ScottHALLAM vet David Clarke really knows the tooth about cats and…
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Art boosts women’s wellness
By Rebecca Fraser SURVIVAL Across the Ages will be the main theme tomorrow (Friday) when a community art exhibition is launched at the Old Cheese…
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Should there be greater controls on dogs?
Sue Jackson, Mulgrave NO “I think the controls are sufficient as long as people abide by the law.”Tracey Moran, Eumemmerring YES “I think there should…
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Battle to stop dumping
Cannons Creek residents Bill D’Oliviera, Ricci D’Oliviera, Allan Pinnock and Dave Avard say they are sick of people destroying environmentally significant land with fourwheel drives,…
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‘Pies swoop on fitness
Active students Emily, Jacinta, Hayden, Cael, Zayne draw inspiration from Collingwood Football Club player Andrew Williams. By Cam ScottIN TRUE magpie style, Collingwood Football Club…
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Club politics blamed for offfield fight over floodlights
INTERNAL club politics at the Narre South Lions Sports Club (NSLSC) have led to a small business owner being left nearly $30,000 out of pocket.…
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Saints chief lavishes praise on Scorpions
St Kilda Football Club president Rod Butterss and Scorpions captain Steve Harrison celebrate a glamorous night out at the Brighton International last Saturday evening. By…
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Wreford labels travel plan rejection as ‘sexist’
Alison NoonanCASEY councillor Lorraine Wreford has branded a council decision to refuse her request to attend a women’s conference as ‘sexist’. Cr Wreford proposed at…
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Heavy Metal helping men change their tune
Left: David Nugent says domestic violence is a big issue and he would like to set up a men’s behaviour change group in the local…
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Family centre opens
Doveton North Primary School’s oldest student Sarah helps Sarah, the school’s youngest student, to cut the ribbon to open the Family Resource centre a THEoldest…
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