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New lane to stop snarl on freeway PEAK-hour travel times on the Monash Freeway are set to be slashed following a multi-million dollar ... (18/05/2006) Kayl’s image in hearts forever THE image of a Narre Warren South man dying of cancer will be forever etched in his family’s mind f... (18/05/2006) Housing forum to offer advice CASEY residents aged 55 and over have been urged to attend a housing forum to learn about options an... (18/05/2006) Water might last only 15 years CASEY residents have been urged to attend two public meetings to talk about how to deal with the sta... (18/05/2006) Mossgiel players spot on! A THRILLING penalty shootout had spectators enthralled last Friday when Mossgiel Park Primary School... (18/05/2006) End of the road for six drivers A BOOZE bus operation in Hampton Park nabbed six drink-drivers at the weekend, one man being caught ... (18/05/2006) Blackout leaves drivers in control MOTORISTS were left to fend for themselves last week when a power blackout in Berwick cut electricit... (18/05/2006) Blankets stolen off horses’ backs BLANKETS have been stolen straight from the backs of more than seven horses in Narre Warren North l... (18/05/2006) Should Bibles be banned in hospitals? Rea Post, Tasmania NO “The Bible is the true word of God and a lot of people get faith and hope fr... (18/05/2006) Crash hard lesson for learner A SUSPENDED learner driver is set to face criminal charges following a collision in Endeavour Hills ... (18/05/2006) Thieves torch car THIEVES stole a broken down car last week before driving it to a Narre Warren school and setting it ... (18/05/2006) Profit ‘not firm’s school of thought’ A COMPANY planning to open a new school in Narre Warren South next year has hit back at speculation ... (18/05/2006) Grant helps plant native garden KAMBRYA College was celebrating its success last week after being awarded a new grant to help build ... (18/05/2006) Subaru’s look spoilt by thieves THIEVES left the car but stole the spoiler when a car parked in an Endeavour Hills street was target... (18/05/2006) Parents cynical about portables PARENTS at Narre Warren North Primary School claim the Education Department has asked them to keep q... (18/05/2006) ‘Loveable larrikin’ a real character A WELL-known Cranbourne identity has died following a lengthy battle with illness. Harry Boce died o... (18/05/2006) ‘One-stop for welfare’ plan CASEY could soon be home to a one-stop community services spot. Plans have been hatched to combine f... (18/05/2006) Call to desex pet cats CASEY cat owners could soon be forced to desex their pets with council considering the implementatio... (18/05/2006) Bad news for good book BIBLES are taking a bashing after being excluded from hospital bedsides. The holy books have been re... (18/05/2006) Students take centre stage SOUTHERN Cross Primary School students entertained shoppers at Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre last ... (18/05/2006) Rocket science is fun SCIENCE was a key focus last week when students at Thomas Mitchell Primary School celebrated Educati... (18/05/2006) Animal farm comes alive MOSSGIEL Park Primary School has hatched plans to teach students about the raising and caring of ani... (18/05/2006) Green and gold for a day STRATHAIRD Primary School celebrated all things Australian for Education Week last week. Students at... (18/05/2006) Making dough is an all-night job MORE than 150 job hopefuls flocked to Cranbourne last week in a bid to become the cream of Victoria... (18/05/2006) Business fes¬tival aims at growth SMALL business owners or those thinking about starting their own enterprises have been urged to atte... (18/05/2006) Safety turns the corner NARRE Warren South MP Dale Wilson has announced $97,000 in funding to improve road safety and traffi... (18/05/2006) Man on burglary charge POLICE have charged an Officer man with one count of attempted burglary. The 29-year-old man has bee... (18/05/2006) Skype hype looks to free phone calls Australian phone users will be watching with interest after the popular Voice over IP (VoIP) service... (18/05/2006) Penalty thriller winds up soccer fun AN electrifying penalty shootout had the whole crowd enthralled last Friday when an Endeavour Hills ... (18/05/2006)