News
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Car ploughs into home
By BRIDGET SCOTT A NARRE Warren family was left shaken on Friday, after a car travelling along James Bathe Way ploughed into the side of…
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Safety at any cost
A PERSON who drove dangerously outside a school last year has been convicted and fined. The City of Casey prosecuted a driver who was convicted…
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Push to retain childcare complex
By LIA SPENCER PARENTS have joined forces in a bid to get the Casey Council to overturn a decision to close a childcare complex in…
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Vietnam Veteran scarred by labels
By CASEY NEILL “I STAYED away from RSL groups, Anzac Day marches, anything like that, because we were going to be spat on and called…
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Parade stands out
THE Yakkerboo committee couldn’t have wished for a better day for the annual Yakkerboo Festival on the weekend. President of the organising committee Michael Porter…
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Cleaning up lake eyesore
By NICOLE WILLIAMS A PAKENHAM woman took matters into her own hands and cleaned up a lake everyone was complaining about. Kate Thompson donned the…
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Tasked with tackling family feuds
CARDINIA police are targeting family violence issues as part of a newly formed tasking unit. Inspector Chris Major said the unit was tasked with handling…
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Back on their feet
By BRIDGET COOK A PROGRAM aimed at helping Casey residents with a mental illness lead fulfilling lives has received a funding boost. WISE Employment Cranbourne…
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A real trooper
By JARROD POTTER RUNNING out on Anzac Day against the combined Army, Navy and Airforce team – the Australian Defence Force (ADF) – Cranbourne’s star…
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Turnbull networks over broadband plan
By BRIDGET SCOTT THE National Broadband Network (NBN) was the hot topic at a community forum in Narre Warren North on Monday. About 40 people…
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Tradition of honour
STUDENTS at St Peter’s College have taken part in several activities this week to honour the Anzac tradition. As part of their history curriculum, year…
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Messages support Legacy
AUSTRALIAN Army, navy and air force personnel can receive messages of support from the community in the lead up to Anzac Day. The SMS and…