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Council rejects plan to pool travel funds
By Alison NoonanCOUNCILLORS have slammed an attempt to disband their $5000 travel and conference allowance. Mayfield Ward councillor Kevin Bradford’s bid at Tuesday night’s Casey…
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Creativity is a snap of life
By Rebecca FraserTHE creative works of young students at the Narre Community Learning Centre NCLC were put on display last Thursday as part of the…
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Guiding the women of the future
Casey’s Guides are recruiting unit helpers and leaders. Back from left: Susan Varney, Janet Davis, district leader Sandra Roach, Debbie Chamberlain and Allison Whittle. Front:…
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Cuppa marks milestone
CASEY Hospital has turned one. Last Thursday the special occasion was marked in Berwick with a visit from Southern Health chief executive Linda Sorrell, who…
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New flag for the long haul
THE Narre Warren North Community Association was presented with a new Australian flag on Monday by Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan. Mr Donnellan said…
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Charity starts from HallamBy Rebecca Fraser
SOME people make New Year’s resolutions to quit smoking, take up the gym or lose weight, but Araluen Ward councillor Rob Wilson has come up…
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Legacy pride works
VOLUNTEERS set up shop in Centro Cranbourne shopping centre last week calling for residents to “Wear Australia’s Pride” and buy a badge for Legacy. Legacy…
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Set sale for a good night
By Rebecca FraserPARENTAL power is helping to protect Hillcrest Christian College students from the elements. The Clyde North school will host a night market on…
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Keen learners lose ‘L’ plates
By Rebecca FraserThe Narre Community Learning Centre (NCLC), during National Adult Learners Week, recognised the academic and personal achievements in 2005 of tutors, learners and…
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Flying ace’s skyhigh success
By Rebecca FraserFLYING is addictive, it’s an absolute passion, and the view from up there … it’s just like time stands still. That’s the view…
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What’s it all about?
Many people would know the feeling of being in a conversation with someone only to find they are lost for words the minute the other…
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Walking the blues away
Students from Maramba Primary School in Narre Warren are making new friends and learning about road safety following the official launch of their walking school…
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