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Tragic end to ‘quake search
By Rebecca FraserAN ENDEAVOUR Hills man’s desperate bid to find his sister and family alive in earthquake ravaged Pakistan has ended in tragedy. Naveed Khan…
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Nominations for council poll open
CASEY residents wanting to nominate for November’s council elections are being reminded that nominations open today (Thursday) and close at 4pm on Tuesday, 25 October.…
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Backflip over liquor licence
In September Narre Warren South resident Suzanne Brendel expressed concern over a liquor licence application for the Maranatha Methodist Cricket Club. By Rebecca FraserCASEY Council…
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Camping boost for Guides group
By Rebecca FraserNARRE Warren South’s growing guiding movement has now received a cash boost. On Tuesday night Strathard Ward councillor Lorraine Wreford presented the group…
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51 clubs later, Ray pays a visit home
District 9820 Governor and Rotary Club of Narre Warren member Ray Stewart has visited 51 Rotary clubs in the past few months but returned to…
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Race heats up
By Rebecca FraserCOMPETITION is heating up in the race for Four Oaks Ward as the November council poll draws near. Casey councillors Rob Wilson and…
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Muckup day, no worries
CASEY secondary school principals say they are not worried about ‘muckup day’ pranks as they prepare to farewell their year 12 students this week. While…
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Designs on kids’ clothes
By Sarah SchwagerA NARRE Warren mother was inspired by her young children to design a range of personalised and colourful children’s wear. Silvia Sieber started…
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Wouldbe idols to semifinals
FOUNTAIN Gate Shopping Centre hosted its own Australian Idol event last Saturday with 30 singers going head to head in the Australian Idol/Allen’s Are You…
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Nurse delivers when it counts
A BERWICK coronary care nurse received a lesson in childbirth last week when she helped deliver a baby in the Dandenong Hospital car park. Claire…
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Boys go BAT for Niger
By Rebecca FraserYEAR nine boys at Berwick Secondary College have banded together to raise funds for World Vision. Students in the school’s Boys Alternative Transition…
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‘Something must be done’
By Rebecca FraserLOCAL traders and a Hampton Park widow have branded a notorious Hallam intersection a death trap following a serious collision on Monday. But…
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