Tag: News
Break-in and car theft
A DANDENONG North family woke to the sound of thieves stealing their car.
Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Sergeant Glen Cruse said the white Volkswagon hatch...
Travel card threat
A THIEF armed with a screwdriver made off with nothing but a Myki card after threatening an Endeavour Hills man.
The 50-year-old victim was walking...
Mosque cash after Age photo blunder
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
DOVETON’S Omar Farooq mosque has called for more accurate and considerate reporting of terrorism as The Age last week officially apologised for...
Fight stabbing
A DAYLIGHT stabbing landed a Dandenong man in hospital with serious chest wounds.
Greater Dandenong CIU Sergeant Glen Cruse said the 30-year-old argued with another...
Ex-councillor hit with VCAT appeal costs
FORMER Casey councillor Paul Richardson may be set to make legal history after being told he has to pay the City of Casey’s costs...
Take time for service thanks
IT’S that time of the year again where local people can take the chance to thank those who have made their community what it...
Smiles for the spoken words
GABRIEL, from Holy Family Junior School in Doveton, was all smiles when he learned about languages last week.
The Casey Cardinia Library Corporation, working in...
United stand against violence
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A GROUP of front runners joined hands last month to take a stand against all forms of violence.
Community leaders including local MPs,...
Cos’ great escape
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
IN APRIL the celebrity magician Cosentino will launch the Australian leg of his Twisted Reality tour at Crown Casino. Before...
Artists draw up Anzac grant
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
A WELL-RESPECTED group of Casey artists has been awarded an Anzac Centenary grant for a special exhibition to be held later this...
Speaking up for love of language
IT’S a date that few may know about.
But the Casey Cardinia Library Corporation is endeavouring to change that, pushing to have International Mother Language...
Lessons offer vital lifeline for survival
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
CHILDREN from several Casey primary schools were taught how to stay alive in water at Lysterfield Lake last week.
It comes after the...