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  • Police call for backing to tackle drugs problem

    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…

  • Doors set to slam shut after funding cut

    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)…

  • Arsonists strike at pre-school

    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…

  • Selfies tell a story

    Selfies tell a story

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD IT STARTED with a throwaway line. And now Michael Knowles is taking a ‘selfie’ of himself every day for the next year,…

  • New kitchen rules for selfless chefs

    New kitchen rules for selfless chefs

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GOODWILL can be hard to find. But in Endeavour Hills, it seems selflessness is a common trait. This month local volunteer organisation…

  • Leaders’ badges of honour

    Leaders’ badges of honour

    MOSSGIEL Park Primary School’s new Junior School Council was officially sworn in earlier this month. Casey councillor Rosalie Crestani was at the Endeavour Hills school…

  • Breakfast’s recipe for success

    Breakfast’s recipe for success

    BUSINESS owners from throughout the region had a morning filled with food last Wednesday when about 200 people turned out for the first event of…

  • Paramedics’ constant abuse from patients

    Paramedics’ constant abuse from patients

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD JUST weeks after speaking out about being the victim of assault while on the job, paramedic Bracha Rafael was witness to another…

  • Wise words coming out

    Wise words coming out

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG-RAISED author Philip Taffs has some words of wisdom for budding writers in his home town following the release of his first…

  • Love beyond bounds

    Love beyond bounds

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY single mum Simone can’t put a price on the love for her son. Five-month-old Isaac was born prematurely at 27 weeks…

  • Ice breakthrough

    Ice breakthrough

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Independent report backs Drug Court success… THE report is in – there’s a cheaper and more effective way to right drug-addicted repeat-criminals…

  • Gearing up for winter arts

    CASEY council is now calling for people to register for the 2015 Winter Arts Festival later this year. The City of Casey is now taking…

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