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30/10/2008
Lead Stories
Large field for Council race
NEXT month’s City of Casey council elections will be contested by a field of 52 candidates, the four...  (30/10/2008)

Summer’s here ... swimwear’s barely |there
SUMMER is here and models in barely-there bikinis danced and paraded along the catwalk during Westfi...  (30/10/2008)

Fear over mystery bug
A HALLAM school has had a meningococcal scare with one of its year 11 students. An urgent notice was...  (30/10/2008)

Watch dog for boys
A NARRE Warren South mother is raising funds to purchase an autism assistance dog worth $29,000 for ...  (30/10/2008)

Paths put on council agenda
OFFICERS will be reporting back to the City of Casey councillors in December over the construction o...  (30/10/2008)

Abduction attempt
POLICE are calling for witnesses after the attempted abduction of a woman in Hallam. Police said a m...  (30/10/2008)

Thieves eye cars
THEFTS from motor vehicles are still on the rise in the City of Casey. Police said thieves had stole...  (30/10/2008)

Police seek help on fire
POLICE are calling for witnesses as they continue investigations into a fire that ripped through a B...  (30/10/2008)

Three charged over café burglary
NARRE Warren police have charged three 17-year-old boys in relation to a series of burglaries at Pio...  (30/10/2008)

Brothers’ big fund-raising
MORE than 30 local volunteers battled the warm weather last Saturday and hit some of the City of Cas...  (30/10/2008)

Biker killed
A MAN has died after his Harley Davidson motorcycle crashed at a roundabout in Narre Warren South la...  (30/10/2008)

Drug raids net cannabis plants
POLICE arrested and charged three men and a woman last Tuesday following a three-month investigation...  (30/10/2008)

All Other Stories
Polio survivor
Barbara Watson, who has been living in Narre Warren South for more than seven years, caught polio at...  (30/10/2008)

The hot trends
FORMERAFLstar and now singing sensation Russell Robertson opened up last Wednesday’s Westfield Foun...  (30/10/2008)

Party safely, urge police
POLICE are urging parents and carers of youths to register party celebrations with local police thro...  (30/10/2008)

Casey schools
PRINCIPALS at a number of Casey schools have slammed the traditional Year 12 muck-up day pranks. In...  (30/10/2008)

Growing for life
FUTURE Jamie Olivers and Don Burkes are roaming the halls at Hallam Primary School and Eumemmerring ...  (30/10/2008)

Shopping complex for growing suburb
SHOPPERS will be queuing up to grab a bargain at a new shopping complex in Narre Warren North. The N...  (30/10/2008)

Methane mess petition
CASEY residents can sign a petition to establish an independent and public inquiry about how the Bro...  (30/10/2008)

Suffragette
YOUNG women in the City of Casey have celebrated their right to vote for the government of their ch...  (30/10/2008)

Bamboo on the baby’s bottom
MORE than 200 environmentally friendly parents attended the first Casey Cloth Nappy Expo to learn th...  (30/10/2008)

Cancer fight is in the pink
STUDENTS at an Endeavour Hills school dressed in pink and yellow and hosted a Pink Ribbon morning te...  (30/10/2008)

Singing a song for music
ON THE SAME day, at the same time, students across Australia sang the same song to celebrate and dem...  (30/10/2008)

Excellence rewarded
FOUR Casey schools have been recognised as reaching new standards of excellence in teacher training ...  (30/10/2008)

Church provides an alternative service
SENIOR pastors, Wayne and Ruth Swift see today’s world as fast paced and full. “That is why Highway ...  (30/10/2008)

Honeymoon 150 for the Hawk
CRICKET well and truly took a back seat for Casey-South Melbourne veteran Matthew Hawking last month...  (30/10/2008)

El Galo fires in TopGun
JASON Thompson’s El Galo lived up to the lofty expectations of the greyhound industry, belting home ...  (30/10/2008)

It’s a little aths family
A FIVE-year-old Narre Warren girl completed three generations of her family’s involvement at Ca...  (30/10/2008)

Scorpions ‘wait’ for coach announcement
CASEY Scorpions officials are still unable to officially announce Peter German as their new coach as...  (30/10/2008)

Set for senior serve
NEW Tennis Seniors Association of Victoria president Paul Kleverlaan is hoping to run a veterans’ to...  (16/01/2009)

Cougars’ Power rules the plate
JUDE Power’s extraordinary pitching performance on Sunday has helped the Berwick City Cougars move i...  (30/10/2008)

TigerSharks cruise to finals
TWELVE Casey TigerSharks swimmers progressed to next month’s 7-to-10 Metro Finals at Bayside Aquatic...  (24/04/2009)

Three tons too light
CASEY-SOUTH Melbourne’s batsmen topped 300 runs in a one-day match for the first time this decade, b...  (30/10/2008)

Endeavour wins it for Hills
TO SAY Endeavour Hills is defying the odds would be a major understatement. The Hills lost nine fir...  (30/10/2008)

At Toorak Park
PRAHRAN INNINGS N. Schlittler, c. Hussey, b. Herrick 7 G. Chessari, lbw Herrick 10 V. Parikh, c. Dan...  (30/10/2008)

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