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Wheels protest on a roll
By CASEY NEILL TRAINS, trams, buses and trucks will stop traffic in central Dandenong next month. Committee for Dandenong member Jill Walsh last week announced…
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Cranny to get extra honour
A NEW avenue of honour has been proposed for the City of Casey as the centenary of the Gallipoli landing fast approaches. This would be…
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Mustangs gallop away
PREMIER CRICKET WHILE the Dandenong cricket sides didn’t fare too well – bowing out of their respective competitions last week – there still remained one…
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Top boots to fill
By JARROD POTTER DANDENONG Rangers have severed ties with championship winning coach Mark Wright ahead of the 2015/16 WNBL season. The WNBL team will search…
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Looking forward to hope
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE father tried to fight back his tears but he couldn’t. The son he loves is seemingly addicted to drugs and he…
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School racers revved up
MOSSGIEL Park Primary – start your engines! Students from the Endeavour Hills primary school held their biennial Grand Prix fundraiser last Friday, ahead of Melbourne’s…
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Principal shows his school’s potential
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GREG McMahon loves an opportunity. And as the new principal of Doveton College he sees his new job as just that. After…
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Fun for Casey kids
What’s On THE free Casey Kids Carnival is a free day of activities for children of all ages. The event will include live performers, rides,…
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Police call for backing to tackle drugs problem
By BRIDGET SCOTT REPRESENTATIVES from sporting clubs across the City of Casey got an insight into the local ice problem last Wednesday night and how…
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Doors set to slam shut after funding cut
By CASEY NEILL A SUPPORT service for African families will close its doors within months after losing Federal Government funding. African Communities Foundation Australia (ACFA)…
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Arsonists strike at pre-school
POLICE are appealing for any information after a disused pre-school building in Endeavour Hills was set on fire last weekend. The fire is being treated…
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It’s all off!
By JARROD POTTER PANTHERS and Hawks will not merge after talks between the two Victorian Premier Cricket Clubs fell apart this week. With Monash University’s…
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