New haven for homeless
PROFESSOR David de Kretser, Governor of Victoria, last week officially opened a new crisis accommoda...
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L-plater picks the wrong lane
A CAR was struck by another vehicle on Friday night, when an L-plater pulled over to swap drivers in...
(20/07/2006)
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Council resumes bus push
THE bus must stop here.
That’s the message from Casey Council, which has renewed calls for the Stat...
(20/07/2006)
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Coles Myer closure
CASEY mayor Kevin Bradford has expressed his disappointment about the closure of the Coles Myer Dist...
(20/07/2006)
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Jobs axing angers workers
MORE disgruntled workers have spoken out against the closure of the Coles Myer Hampton Park Distribu...
(20/07/2006)
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Car radio charges
TWO 18-year-old men have been charged with theft after three cars were broken into in Narre Warren S...
(20/07/2006)
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Motorbike stolen
A MOTORCYCLE worth $2500 was stolen from a Berwick home last week.
Thieves entered the garage of the...
(20/07/2006)
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Bath thieves clean up
A SPA bath worth $3000 was stolen from a Berwick display home last week.
The Soldiers Road home was ...
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Graffiti wipeout set to start
THE City of Casey’s latest bid to wipe out local graffiti does not involve a new by-law.
As part of ...
(20/07/2006)
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Police freeway clampdown
CASEY Dandenong police have helped slap motorists with more than 100 fines in the first week of a cr...
(20/07/2006)
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Cops are on hoon alert
Casey and Dandenong traffic management units and regional traffic unit will be out in force from 8pm...
(20/07/2006)
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Tapper beats the odds
IT was a case of fourth time lucky when talented Narre Warren North tapper Claire Pyke was awarded a...
(20/07/2006)
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SES seeks operations manager
THE Narre Warren SES is seeking an experienced operations manager to join its management team.
Cand...
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Fur flies into fashion
A 1960s film classic and a pet cat have inspired a Narre Warren South fashion designer’s latest cre...
(20/07/2006)
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Small thief hits takeaway
A “STORE of the Year” plaque and computer equipment have been stolen from a Hallam fast food restaur...
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Writers and rhymers wanted
POETS and scribes have been encouraged to pull out their pens and enter the Narre Warren Lions Club ...
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Local kids get a safer start
CHILDHOOD safety was in focus last week following the launch of a new program in Casey.
More than 10...
(20/07/2006)
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Trojan head butt for
Fans of the FIFA World Cup 2006 may have unknowingly infected their computers with a malicious Troja...
(20/07/2006)
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Club’s new committee
THERE were 108 members at the Narre Warren Senior Citizens Club’s annual general meeting on Wednesda...
(20/07/2006)
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Message of hope
WESTFIELD Fountain Gate will rock to the sounds of primal rhythm next month when the extraordinary W...
(20/07/2006)
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Chance for stardom
AUSTRALIAN television soap ‘Neighbours’ is looking for its next big star and local actors could have...
(20/07/2006)
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Top jocks shape up for title
IT is Cranbourne versus Berwick in this year’s battle for supremacy in the Melbourne metropolitan jo...
(20/07/2006)
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Doves rule in the rain
AFTER a slow start Doveton seniors held Beaconsfield goalless in the last quarter to register a stro...
(20/07/2006)
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Legends talk sport
CRICKET legend David Boon and football and racing raconteur Peter ‘Crackers’ Keenan will head up a s...
(20/07/2006)
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Four for Narre girls
NARRE South Lions under-18 girls’ team moved into the four after a strong 29-point win over Waverley...
(20/07/2006)
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Gators grab five
THE Fountain Gate Junior Football Club had five wins in last week’s round.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER...
(20/07/2006)
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Foxes hunt well
NARRE North Foxes Junior Football Club had seven wins in last week’s round.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDE...
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