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Carols to light up Christmas
Narre Warren South is set to hold its biggest event yet when it hosts the inaugural Casey Central Christmas Carols by Candlelight next month. Rob…
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Soccer school is a winner
Above: John Filmer of Dandenong RSL (left), David Cain of Doveton Special Soccer School and head soccer coach with Doveton Special Soccer School Carlos Loyola.…
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Shell shocked at huge eggs
Kathleen Wilkie was minding her son’s Endeavour Hills home when she discovered that one of his Rhode Island red chooks had laid two whopping big…
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Primed for Prep
By Rebecca FraserSTARTING Prep can be a daunting time but last Thursday students at Southern Cross Primary School eased into the school experience. The school’s…
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Carers given the chance to revitalise
SIX staff members from St John of God Hospital in Berwick were among a group given special treatment, including tai chi, music therapy and meditation,…
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Yooralla expansion gets funds
Left: Yooralla in Narre Warren has received $250,000 to expand their children’s centre. Marie Symons and son Euan Symons, Minister for Children Sherryl Garbutt and…
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Witnesses wanted
POLICE are seeking witnesses who saw a car being driven in a dangerous manner towards Berwick on the Princes Freeway last Tuesday night. The black…
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Do you know who is standing in your ward?
Elaine Barnes, Hampton Park YES “I’ve got them up on the fridge. I know one of them is going to be at the shopping centre…
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A Classic end to spring
Jockey Michael Cahill parades Natural Blitz before its fourthplaced run in the 2005 Caulfield Cup. The Cranbournetrained horse will be among the top chances in…
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New Messenger gets people talking
Nick VerhaarMSN Messenger would have to be one of the most popular and successful free instant messaging services to have ever become made available. Allowing…
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Twocar smash injuries
By Rebecca FraserA 23YEAROLD Berwick man suffered lifethreatening injuries on Sunday following an early morning collision at Narre Warren South. A 48yearold Narre Warren South…
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Oates sows seeds of discontent
By Rebecca Fraser MYUNA Ward councillor Brian Oates has slammed Casey Council for being too political. Cr Oates has also accused councillors of “grandstanding” instead…
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