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23/02/2006
Lead Stories
Wilson votes to pay lights debt
CASEY deputy mayor Rob Wilson has dodged a potential lawsuit after councillors voted to foot the bil...  (23/02/2006)

Councillor under review
A CASEY councillor is to come under review in relation to suspected misuse of items within councillo...  (23/02/2006)

‘Region’s premier sports facility’ opens
IT was a wild and windy evening when Casey Council officially opened its multimillion-dollar sporti...  (23/02/2006)

Danger ahead for safety houses
BERWICK’s Safety House Committee may be forced to fold after 21 years of community service. The comm...  (23/02/2006)

Hi fi shop raided
AN EARLY morning raid netted thieves nearly $20,000 worth of electrical equipment on Monday when a m...  (23/02/2006)

Police seek road death help
POLICE have appealed for witnesses following a fatal collision in Doveton last week. A 43-year-old H...  (23/02/2006)

Grid girl competition revs up Berwick
THE glamour stakes will be high next month when 20 women line up for the 2006 Berwick Grand Prix Gri...  (23/02/2006)

Pub cash grab
AN ARMED man escaped with cash on Monday following a hold-up at the Fountain Gate Taverner Hotel in ...  (23/02/2006)

Will you use Casey Fields?
Linda O’Grady, Narre Warren YES “My son will use the bike track and I will use the walking tracks....  (23/02/2006)

Man quizzed over rapes
NARRE Warren police interviewed an Albion man last Wednesday in relation to two rapes in the Berwick...  (23/02/2006)

Sign of the times
BERWICK traders are struggling to attract customers and have called on Casey Council to help boost b...  (23/02/2006)

Car smashed at police station
ENDEAVOUR Hills police were seeking public assistance after a marked police car was damaged while it...  (23/02/2006)

Teens’ party booze peril
ENDEAVOUR Hills police have warned local liquor outlets to be on the lookout for under-age teenagers...  (23/02/2006)

All Other Stories
‘Green wedge flawed’
OPPOSITION spokesperson for Planning Ted Baillieu told members of the Enterprise Club that Melbourne...  (23/02/2006)

Fire never goes out for crew
PAST and present members of the Berwick Fire Brigade are set to come together and commemorate 80 yea...  (23/02/2006)

Irate residents get blackout compo
NARRE Warren residents have claimed a small victory over their energy supplier following a series o...  (23/02/2006)

Thieves target garages
A SERIES of Berwick homes was robbed last week as residents slept inside. Detective Senior Constable...  (23/02/2006)

Truancy is absent from school lesson
IT is not OK to stay away. That was the message at Mossgiel Park Primary School on Monday when stude...  (23/02/2006)

O, what a week for a party on campus
STUDENTS at Berwick’s Monash University have been partying hard this week as part of annual O-Week ...  (23/02/2006)

Weight and see loss
BERWICK’S Julie Stuart had nothing to gain and everything to lose when she joined WeightWatchers jus...  (23/02/2006)

Students learn to party the safe way
STUDENTS at Narre Warren South P-12 school know how to party safely. On Tuesday the school’s year n...  (23/02/2006)

Home victims can get support: policeBy Rebecca Fraser
AN ENDEAVOUR Hills policeman has urged families to take full advantage of local support agencies in ...  (23/02/2006)

Big brothers and sisters wanted
A NEW mentoring program is challenging Casey residents to make a difference in young people’s lives ...  (23/02/2006)

Put in legwork
EMOTIONS will run high and legs will certainly ache next month but the cause will be well worth it ...  (23/02/2006)

Election fever pulls students to polls
STUDENTS at Eumemmerring Secondary College embarked on a blazing campaign trail last week, in a bid...  (23/02/2006)

Pushing for funds in a good cause
THE Rotary Club of Endeavour Hills was well represented last weekend when members took part in the a...  (23/02/2006)

Let creative juices flow
THE City of Casey has called on talented young artists to hurry and get their artwork, writing or mu...  (23/02/2006)

Mozilla release new Firefox
The world we live in today is becoming increasingly dependent upon digital technologies and the inte...  (23/02/2006)

Head counters wanted
THE Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is on the lookout for census collectors in Casey. On Monda...  (23/02/2006)

Dine in a top cause
BERWICK Benevolent Society will hold its 2006 annual fundraising dinner at Churchill Park Golf Club ...  (23/02/2006)

Camp set to benefit local kids
SOME Casey kids are set to receive a well-deserved break. The Rotary Club of Narre Warren is busy ra...  (23/02/2006)

School go for Games
THEY may not have enough classes to represent all 71 nations competing at next month’s Commonwealth ...  (23/02/2006)

Counting on help from birth
MULTIPLE births will be in focus next month when the Casey and District Multiple Birth Association (...  (23/02/2006)

Teaming up to teach the rules
MOST students would only dream of playing football as a VCE subject. But for a number of students at...  (23/02/2006)

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