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Police apologise over pervert priest probe
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS POLICE wrongly dismissed a child’s accusations of sexual abuse by Doveton’s Holy Family Parish priest Father Peter Searson, a senior police officer…
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Students go from the Hills to the Wall
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD IT’S a long way from Endeavour Hills to China. But that didn’t stop students and teachers from James Cook Primary School making…
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Playing it up for Christmas
CHRISTMAS cheer in the form of live entertainment is coming again to the City of Casey. The Narre Warren Baptist Church is once again putting…
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Teen’s bail refused as police probe gang links
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN 18-YEAR-OLD alleged car thief was refused bail until his links to a so-called ‘Apex Gang’ were resolved. Gobriel Achan, of Dandenong,…
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Cr Smith holds Labor to its promise
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD COUNCILLOR Wayne Smith will call for a meeting with the Andrews Government after Labor last year promised to build a new technical…
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Cash stolen from tiles outlet
NATIONAL Tiles had $2300 in cash stolen from its Doveton store. The kitchen and bathroom tile business located on the Princes Highway was targeted by…
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Springle-Crestani war of words re-erupts
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GREENS MP Nina Springle has again slammed Casey Councillor Rosalie Crestani for being the MC at this month’s Reclaim Australia rally in…
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Spellbound with Cos tricks
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH TAKING the world by storm one magic trick at a time Paul Cosentino first started his love affair with mystery, illusion and…
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Pollies on the pitch
A TEAM of state MPs will be donning their football boots to take on Doveton’s favourite soccer club next month. On 5 December a group…
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Missing teen may be in Dandenong
POLICE are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Reservoir teen Sophie Potlimbrzovic who frequents Dandenong. Sophie was last seen at a residential address…
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Police seek trio over school smash rampage
THE assistant principal of an Endeavour Hills high school where 39 windows were smashed last month said the damage was a waste of taxpayers’ money.…
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Copper’s seen some close calls
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A FORTNIGHT ago Phil Byrne stood during the Remembrance Day service in Narre Warren North and paid his silent respects to the…
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