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09/03/2006
Lead Stories
Boat mishap kills ‘Bluey’
A TRAGIC boating accident has claimed the life of a Berwick father of two. Michael Welch died on Sa...  (09/03/2006)

Hysteria surrounds pair’s direction in DIYmovies
TWO budding independent filmmakers are causing hysteria in Narre Warren North. Director and editor J...  (09/03/2006)

U2 can see a chest shaved with pride
A BERWICK man shaved his chest ‘in the name of love’ last week to score two free tickets to see Iris...  (09/03/2006)

Stabbing murder charge
AN ELDERLY couple was stabbed to death in Hallam on Tuesday after a domestic dispute. The husband an...  (09/03/2006)

Councillor to face court
FORMER Casey councillor Roland Abraham will front court in April to answer allegations that he docto...  (09/03/2006)

‘We tried to help’, say shunned neighbours
NEIGHBOURS have expressed sadness after the body of a 66-year-old Eumemmerring woman was discovered ...  (09/03/2006)

Wilson faces challenge
THE political career of Narre Warren South MP Dale Wilson appears to be hanging in the balance. A vo...  (09/03/2006)

$32m education boost
A NEW technical education centre (TEC) to be built in Berwick as part of a $214 million State Govern...  (09/03/2006)

The News asked Thomas Mitchell Primary School students and staff if they were excited about the Comm
Mezhgon, 11, Endeavour Hills YES “I am excited because it is in Melbourne and I will be able to go...  (09/03/2006)

Fight to keep court quiet
NARRE Warren residents believe their quiet court could soon become quite crowded if a contentious b...  (09/03/2006)

All Other Stories
Lonely path for Gloria
WELL-loved swim coach Gloria Hardy ran with the Queen’s Baton in Phillip Island last week, but found...  (09/03/2006)

Relay proof anything is possible
WHEN Berwick’s Lauren Bourke grasped the Queen’s Baton in her hand last week, the special day held a...  (09/03/2006)

Larissa nervous but excited
SPORTS-mad teenager Larissa Wood dubbed her run with the Queen’s Baton the most exciting but nerve-r...  (09/03/2006)

Baton run helps break the barriers
WHEN Narre Warren South’s Jared Dunscombe was hit by a car nearly 18 years ago doctors gave him no c...  (09/03/2006)

Shortest was the best, says Fred
BERWICK marathon man Fred Brooks ran the race of his life – all 500 metres of it – last Thursday whe...  (09/03/2006)

Student certainly no Wallies
STUDENTS at Maramba Primary School are certainly no Wallies with water. The Narre Warren school has...  (09/03/2006)

Forums for public feedback
THE City of Casey is facilitating a series of public forums to explain and discuss the Federal Gover...  (09/03/2006)

Revamp draws discount chain
INTERNATIONAL supermarket chain ALDI will open a store at Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre in October...  (09/03/2006)

Bid for best buildings
NOMINATIONS are being sought for the Architectural Excellence in the South East awards. The 2006 awa...  (09/03/2006)

Girls to rev engines
A BEVVY of beauties are racing to represent Berwick in the Star News Group Australian Grand Prix Gri...  (09/03/2006)

Drag hoons make a comeback
POLICE have renewed calls for people to dob in hoon drivers following a recent spurt of drag racing ...  (09/03/2006)

Parents’ heat cools school
A BERWICK preschool will receive air-conditioning following claims by parents that the heat is ‘sti...  (09/03/2006)

Survivors relay stories
THE third annual Casey Cardinia Relay For Life has been deemed an outstanding success, with a recor...  (09/03/2006)

New title ‘better than being Prime Minister’
PEACE, harmony, respect and reconciliation. These are the values the new senior elder of the Wurundj...  (09/03/2006)

History’s in the making
BERWICK’s Alana Smith has a vision. The passionate 20-year-old wants to make world poverty history ...  (09/03/2006)

Officer breaks cultural barrier
A POLICEMAN from Casey has received a national multicultural award in recognition of his work with m...  (09/03/2006)

Wet but very willing
STAFF at the Casey Arc ended up with wet feet last week when they helped collect litter around the N...  (09/03/2006)

Litter creek gets the treatment
DESPITE the warm weather a group of Narre Warren South residents came out in force on Sunday to help...  (09/03/2006)

Learning how to clean up
STUDENTS from Berwick Fields Primary School demonstrated their commitment to a cleaner Australia las...  (09/03/2006)

Born on Australia Day
MORE silver spoons have been given to Casey babies in recognition of their birth on Australia Day. L...  (09/03/2006)

Missionaries on visit to
TWO missionaries and evangelists from the Netherlands, Jack and Swanny Kooy, will be guest speakers ...  (09/03/2006)

Uni raises glass for anniversary
MONASH University Berwick will commission a glass panel depicting the history of the campus site as...  (09/03/2006)

New faces in the school house
JAMES Cook Primary School’s new house and school captains were announced last week at a special morn...  (09/03/2006)

Neil to peak in Perth
EUMEMMERRING College Gleneagles Campus student Neil Peake has been selected in the Victorian Seconda...  (09/03/2006)

Into the swim of the Games
The Narre Warren and Hampton Park swim centres kicked off the Swimland Games on Monday with a host o...  (09/03/2006)

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