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Berwick News

16/03/2006
Lead Stories
Grid girls set to star
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Renewing old school ties
TWO Berwick teachers have headed off to East Timor to share the Australian way of life with their si...  (16/03/2006)

MP ousted by outsider
NARRE Warren South MP Dale Wilson has been unseated following a dramatic pre-selection meeting last ...  (16/03/2006)

Drug trafficking arrest
A HALLAM man has been arrested and charged with trafficking cannabis after a search warrant was exec...  (16/03/2006)

Two stabbed when party turns ugly
POLICE used capsicum spray to subdue a violent brawl in Doveton on Sunday after machetes, baseball b...  (16/03/2006)

Crackdown on poor parking
CARS parked illegally at Hallam train station are blocking emergency access to the tracks and have ...  (16/03/2006)

Trader appeals for support
A HALLAM trader claims the community has turned its back on his supermarket amid contentious plans t...  (16/03/2006)

Should smoking be banned in the workplace?
Chantal Benbow, Narre Warren NO “People should have freedom of choice and it is a legal substance....  (16/03/2006)

Tight squeeze for community
THREE community groups want to set up a permanent home in Narre Warren South but there is no room to...  (16/03/2006)

Minister probes Wilson conflict
A CASEY Council committee has determined that deputy mayor Rob Wilson had an undeclared conflict of ...  (16/03/2006)

All Other Stories
Gifted students fast tracked
GIFTED Eumemmerring Secondary College students will be placed in accelerated learning classes from ...  (16/03/2006)

Born to dance
TEN performers from a Berwick dance school cemented their role in a key piece of Melbourne’s history...  (16/03/2006)

School drums in message
STOP the drop. That was the message last week when Narre Warren South P-12 College officially launch...  (16/03/2006)

‘Queen’ joins the fun
COMMONWEALTH Games fever hit Chalcot Lodge Primary School last week with the ‘Queen’ even joining in...  (16/03/2006)

Different schools of thought on land use
TWO Casey councillors have called on the Education Department to defer the sale of land next to Timb...  (16/03/2006)

A beacon of light
Graeme Jones, 57, has helped form the Vision Impaired Peoples Aid Foundation of Victoria (VIPA). The...  (16/03/2006)

Schools honour head students
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Reading challenge grows in volume
STUDENTS at Maramba Primary School were encouraged to pull out their books and join the Premier’s R...  (16/03/2006)

Everyone needs a buddy
PREPS at Southern Cross Primary School have been busy making new friends as part of a buddy program ...  (16/03/2006)

Hope springs eternal
HOPE Generation Church is preparing to open heaven’s gates with a string of performances at the Cran...  (16/03/2006)

There are no butts about it
CASEY residents will now have to butt out. New State Government tobacco laws came into force last We...  (16/03/2006)

Mind-controlled computers
Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute in Berlin and the medical school of Berlin Humboldt Univer...  (16/03/2006)

Stand-up comes to school
HILLSMEADE Primary School is inviting parents and friends to come and enjoy a night of fun and laugh...  (16/03/2006)

Ben set to sink titles
WHEN Ben Poppinger was just four years old, he played his first game of pool on a table modified to ...  (16/03/2006)

Sharks want kids in the swim
On 2 April, the amateur swimming club will hold an encouragement event in an attempt to lure Austral...  (16/03/2006)

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