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15/11/2006
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Theft may cost jobs
A HALLAM concreter is down on his knees after nearly $100,000 of machinery was stolen from his facto...  (30/06/2008)

Nations join in remembrance
OATLANDS Primary School students gathered for their annual Remembrance Day service last week. The ce...  (15/11/2006)

Wreaths and forget-me-nots
LOCALS from around Casey flocked to the city’s Remembrance Day services on Saturday to remember thos...  (15/11/2006)

School crash driver loses appeal
A DOVETON drink-driver whose car crashed into four school children lost an appeal against his 21-mon...  (15/11/2006)

Knife bandit leaves empty-handed
A KNIFE wielding bandit tried to gain entry into a Narre Warren service station last Saturday. Polic...  (15/11/2006)

Backyard attack stuns dog owners
A NARRE Warren South family is distraught after their pet dog had its face mauled by a stray dog las...  (15/11/2006)

A real cow of a job
A DISTRESSED cow was anything but over the moon when it got stuck in thick mud in Hampton Park on Mo...  (15/11/2006)

Run-around leads to ill will
A BERWICK mother who feared who daughter had the deadly meningococcal disease was told by a doctor t...  (15/11/2006)

All Other Stories
No jail for coach who hit umpire
A JUNIOR football coach who punched an umpire during an under-9s match between two Endeavour Hills ...  (15/11/2006)

Car theft charges
NARRE Warren Police arrested an 18-year-old man in relation to a string of thefts from cars in Berwi...  (15/11/2006)

Burglars’ big haul
THIEVES stole nearly $30,000 worth of property in a burglary at a Narre Warren South house last week...  (15/11/2006)

Water can wait
AN ELDERLY Narre Warren couple won’t be singing in the shower for a while after they discovered a wa...  (15/11/2006)

School shock
SCHOOL facilities in the Narre Warren South electorate are among the worst in Victoria, according to...  (15/11/2006)

Kids elect to play it cool
PREMIER Steve Bracks called into Narre Warren South for a fleeting visit on Tuesday and had a group ...  (15/11/2006)

Labor shoots for sports stadium
A RE-ELECTED Labor government would provide $500,000 to a community sports stadium in the Timbarra E...  (15/11/2006)

Carriage contract secures local jobs
IT WAS all aboard for the many Casey employees working at a train manufacturer last week. The worker...  (15/11/2006)

Don’t risk it, says man of courage
RIDING for nine days straight is a gutsy effort, but doing it when you are blind is truly courageous...  (15/11/2006)

Plaque honours ex-mayor
CASEY Council has honoured former City of Berwick mayor John Byron by unveiling a plaque depicting h...  (15/11/2006)

Thieves take TV, stereo
LIFE is not so good for the Endeavour Hills resident who had a LG television stolen during a burglar...  (15/11/2006)

Recalling a golden moment
The one was Lorraine Martin, nee Rhodes, and the Narre Warren couple proudly celebrated their golden...  (15/11/2006)

Golfers help out as a matter of course
CASEY golfers will be teeing up for a good cause as part of the annual Mayoral Shield Charity Golf D...  (15/11/2006)

Oh, Pretty Woman!
NARRE WARREN North resident Suzie Peatling dressed for success last week and won the Fashions on the...  (15/11/2006)

Bike thieves strike
THIEVES helped themselves to two motorbikes in separate incidents last week. A 10-minute gap was all...  (15/11/2006)

Servo drug bust nets three
A BERWICK woman has been charged with trafficking heroin after a police investigation resulted in he...  (15/11/2006)

Girls happy to party for cause
A GOOD old fashioned girls’ night has turned into an excellent charity fundraiser for a group of Nar...  (15/11/2006)

Footy players get an unexpected break
PRE-SEASON training just got a lot harder for the Casey-Cardinia footballers banned from training on...  (15/11/2006)

New church opens for business
THE HEAVENS rarely open in terms of rain these days but a new Hallam church is officially opening it...  (15/11/2006)

Joan’s guiding light
MEMBERS of Berwick’s senior community enjoyed a visit from a two- and four-legged friend of Guide Do...  (15/11/2006)

Gardener shares her joy
TRANQUILLITY by name and tranquillity by nature is an ideal description for Barbara Muma’s Narre War...  (15/11/2006)

Security that won’t stall you
ANTI-VIRUS software may stave off trojans, spyware and other nasties from entering your computer, bu...  (15/11/2006)

French connection a winner for Mick
CRANBOURNE trainer Mick Kent rekindled a successful association with French jockey Olivier Doleuze t...  (15/11/2006)

A burden for Cranbourne
CRANBOURNE’S number-one team was beaten by eight shots overall by a determined Burden Park side afte...  (15/11/2006)

Bowls win hard to bear
CRANBOURNE RSL ‘Bear’ (the club mascot) joined in the celebrations when the division-three pennant t...  (15/11/2006)

Minor joy at spring finale
CRANBOURNE trainers Rodney Douglas and Mick Kent took home minor prizes on the final day of the Flem...  (15/11/2006)

Cranbourne crumbles at the crease
CRANBOURNE’S turf-one team failed to follow up a good bowling performance, falling 21 runs short of ...  (15/11/2006)

Home cheer at union races
CRANBOURNE trainers Robbie Griffiths, Colin Davies and Mick Kent were among the winners on Sunday’s ...  (15/11/2006)

Byron’s on board to Beijing
ENDEAVOUR Hills diving aspirant Nick Byron is preparing to embark on January’s Australian Open Champ...  (15/11/2006)

Bowls wins for Narre Warren
DUE to Melbourne Cup Day on Tuesday last week, VLBA ladies pennant round was not played at Narre War...  (15/11/2006)

All set for tough chase
CASEY-SOUTH Melbourne has a tough chase on its hands this weekend, after allowing Ringwood to muster...  (15/11/2006)

Bowlers blitz for Narre North
AFTER posting 187 runs in difficult conditions the previous week, Narre North’s turf-one bowlers wer...  (15/11/2006)

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