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Armed robbery in broad daylight
POLICE are hunting an offender who committed a frightening armed robbery at a Doveton grocery store in broad daylight. The offender entered the Autumn Place…
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Kaplon v Aziz: bullying claim
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY Councillor Rafal Kaplon has lodged a bullying complaint with the Councillor Conduct Panel as allegations have emerged fellow councillor Sam Aziz…
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Teen pleads guilty to terror charges
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE 16-YEAR-OLD British girl linked to another UK teen implicated in the foiled terror plot allegedly targeting Anzac Day services in Melbourne’s…
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Just watch them grow
ISOLATED women can now get their hands dirty at Wellsprings for Women. State Trustees provided a grant to the Dandenong non-profit organisation to install garden…
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Thieves had easy entry
THIEVES who broke into an Endeavour Hills home – while people were asleep inside – gained entry through an open garage door. It’s believed the…
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Art that’s all our own
HOMEGROWN art is now even more accessible in Casey thanks to the unveiling last week of three new modern art spaces. The Casey Council worked…
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Too cruel for school
SEVERAL locker bays at a secondary college in Endeavour Hills were broken into on two different occasions. Bolt cutters or a similar tool were used…
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Warrant out for Met
A WARRANT has been issued for a Doveton man wanted on driving offences. Police have released a photo of Robert Teariki Patuku Met, 29, who…
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Families behind thin blue line
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE boys and girls in blue couldn’t do what they do without their families. Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius made a…
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They’re growing successes
By CASEY NEILL TEN-ROSE International Simmental in Longwarry is a seventh-generation farming business shipping cattle world-wide. It’s among three finalists for the Agriculture and Food…
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Man stabbed in brawl
A FIGHT between three men outside a Westpac bank in Springvale has ended with one of the men being rushed to hospital with puncture wounds…
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Training cash for Dayco upskilling
By CASEY NEILL A HALLAM business is among the first in Australia to receive new training cash. Dayco Australia will use its $2000 Industry Skills…
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