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Equity doubled for Mossgiel
MOSSGIEL Park Primary School will be one of many state schools which will share in additional equity funding from the State Government. Narre Warren North…
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Is this iPad yours?
ENDEAVOUR Hills police have released the lock screen photo of an iPad which was handed in to them over the weekend, in the hope of…
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Resident curses over nature strip infestation
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS WEEDS have infested residential nature strips in Endeavour Hills due to a Casey Council road improvement project. Vic Cassol, who lives in…
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Fully prepped for school
SCHOOL is back in style at Mossgiel Park Primary School. Prep students were welcomed with open arms this week as they started their first day…
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Taking the reins
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD AFTER his back surgery, Rick Beeby knew he’d get better. But for those children and adults living with a disability, the 69-year-old…
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Firms urged to pitch in
THE City of Casey is looking for local firms to get involved with its $125 million Bunjil Place development. The new arts, cultural, community and…
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Missing link in gold chain theft
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH POLICE are searching for a man who ran from an Endeavour Hills jewellery store carrying a $4000 gold chain. It’s alleged the…
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Bizarre details revealed in Anzac terror plot
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH IT’S alleged the Hallam teenager charged in relation to a foiled Anzac Day terror plot had discussed painting the Islamic State symbol…
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Payment machine theft is change for the worse
A CAR wash automatic payment machine weighing 80 kilograms has been stolen from a Eumemmering drive-through. The change machine worth $20,000 was removed from the…
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Born to heal
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD TO ANYONE who didn’t know the background, the lady sitting in the Casey Council chamber with a baby cradled in her arms…
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Pride in achievements
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ON THE Doveton stage a group of children held two-sided flags – one with Australian colours and the other with Indian colours.…
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Fiery start for rookie
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD “IT WAS one hell of a shotgun start.” Literally, it was like walking into hell. It was Matt Staple’s first day on…
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