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  • The language of manufacturing

    The language of manufacturing

    By CASEY NEILL THE region’s new manufacturing spokesman said he fell into the industry, but now wouldn’t be anywhere else. Adrian Boden took over as…

  • Take a moment for success

    Take a moment for success

    By CASEY NEILL “BE in the moment. You’ll see more, you’ll enjoy more.” This was just one piece of advice from GAIA Skin Naturals founder…

  • Sports institute mooted

    By BRIDGET SCOTT ELITE sports students in the City of Casey could soon have a new facility if a local principal’s hopes become a reality.…

  • Root of the problem

    Root of the problem

    By LIA SPENCER TREES are leaving a mess throughout Casey and the council is determined to get to the root of the problem. At a…

  • Toby’s very egg-cited

    Toby’s very egg-cited

    TOBY the fireman inspected some eggs at the Main Street Kindergarten on Wednesday morning. The kids have been tending to the chickens and also enjoyed…

  • Parking woes

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD Danger concerns prompt petition… FRUSTRATED parents have called on the Cardinia Shire Council to solve Pakenham Consolidated’s car parking and access problems…

  • Two charged over stolen property

    STOLEN property valued at more than $200,000 was uncovered at two properties in Cranbourne and Drouin, earlier this month. On Friday 21 June, members for…

  • All one single Price

    All one single Price

    IMPERSONATOR Ben Price will bring Arnie, Seal, Homer Simpson and more to the south east next month. The Rowville resident impressed Australia’s Got Talent audiences…

  • Cut above the rest

    OPERA for kids is coming to the Drum Theatre this school holidays. Oz Opera is touring a one-hour adapted version of The Barber of Seville…

  • Pencil touch to nature

    Pencil touch to nature

    By BRIDGET SCOTT A RARE exhibition will be on display at the Civic Centre Art Space next month. The City of Casey is proud to…

  • Skaters get the works

    SKATEBOARDERS in Narre Warren will be able to practice their kick-flips, ollies and grinds on a much improved skate park at Ray Bastin Reserve. The…

  • Bound against bullying

    Bound against bullying

    By BRIDGET COOK CHILDREN at River Gum Primary School joined forces this month to take a stand against bullying in schools. On Friday 7 June,…

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