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Man escapes injury as branch hits car
06 Feb 12 | A MAN escaped injury during a fierce wind storm in Hampton Park yesterday afternoon when a large branch crashed onto the roof of his car .
06 Feb 12 | Residents require a permit to light open-air fires following the official start of the fire danger period for Casey and surrounding municipalities and shires.
06 Feb 12 | The future use of the transfer station in Cemetery Road, Cranbourne, which closed last month, is still up in the air.
06 Feb 12 | Four three-councillor wards will replace Casey's current system of 11 councillors across six wards, if a Victorian Electoral Commission recommendation is accepted by the council.
06 Feb 12 | Secondary students can show off their artistic talents in the Casey Creations youth art competition, the winners being invited to an awards evening during National Youth Week in April.
06 Feb 12 | Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley has called on the state government to upgrade the Pound and Shrives roads intersection in Hampton Park.
Hospital interns get used to the name-calling
06 Feb 12 | TWO weeks into their working lives, Anton Rajadurai and Ai Li Yeo have learned that when someone calls out "Doctor!", it's probably meant for them.
06 Feb 12 | WATCH Krystal-Elise Stevens with her old dog Genevieve and you can't help thinking she was born to work with animals.
Community bank push for Cranbourne North
06 Feb 12 | CRANBOURNE North residents have received an offer that sounds too good to refuse: a local bank branch with a portion of the profits going back to their own community.
06 Feb 12 | Police are appealing for information about a small grass fire in the O'Tooles Road Reserve in Cranbourne last Sunday week.
Casey real estate agents say it's a renters' market
06 Feb 12 | THE days of Casey landlords calling the shots are over with hundreds of new houses coming onto the market at once.
06 Feb 12 | PLANS for a rail link between Hastings Port and Dandenong have rattled the retirement dreams of a Cranbourne South resident.
06 Feb 12 | AS part of a council move to promote housing diversity, Casey residents have been asked what sort of homes would suit their lifestyle.   | Housing: Rethink suburbs in ... | Casey real estate agents say ...
06 Feb 12 | A LEADING planner says increasing housing density is essential to tackle the proliferation of "terrible suburbs" in growth areas such as Casey.  | Casey real estate agents say ...
01 Feb 12 | Two thirds of Australians will get skin cancer before they’re 70. But you can still do your part to prevent it, as Catherine Watson reports.
30 Jan 12 | A 36-year-old Lang Lang man died after his car crashed on Koo Wee Rup Road, near McDonalds Road.
30 Jan 12 | Bulls, bikes and a band shared the spotlight on Saturday evening at the ever-popular Cranbourne Rodeo.   | GALLERY: Cranbourne Rodeo
Lyndhurst grass fire closes road
30 Jan 12 | A pall of smoke blew over Lynbrook and Cranbourne on Wednesday as fire crews battled to control a grass fire near the Lyndhurst tip.   | Lyndhurst fire: Disaster ... | GALLERY: Lyndhurst fire
School's back: Quadruplets make it interesting at Courtenay Gardens!
30 Jan 12 | THERE'LL be no shortage of someone to discuss school with when quadruplets Kevin, Ryan, Brian and Dylan join about 120 preps for their first day at Courtenay Gardens Primary School.
Bulk buy energy plan
30 Jan 12 | HOUSEHOLDS and businesses across Casey have been invited to join a bulk buying scheme to save money on their gas and electricity bills.
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6:00 AM AEST | IT WOULD be simple to say Wagga City Council found the light. Rather than spend an ungodly $3.5 million installing 1500 lux lighting at the redeveloped Robertson Oval, council went for the cheaper 500 lux alternative.
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