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Wickers, Narre square up again
By Mark GullickBERWICK faces Narre Warren for the second time in three weeks in Sunday’s preliminary final. Like the first final, the venue will play…
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Personal bests make best in state
By Gavin StaindlIF THE results at last week’s swim meet are anything to go by, then Casey TigerShark Matson Lawson is the best swimmer in…
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A promising week of business
SMALL business owners and operators will be able to learn a number of tips and tricks to grow their business during a comprehensive program this…
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Whistle blower among the best
By Gavin StaindlLUCIEN Laverdure took up soccer refereeing nearly 10 years ago because “it was the best seat in the house”. Now, Laverdure, 25, is…
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Fix for black spots
ALMOST $1million will be used to improve works at four black spots in the City of Casey. The Federal Government will provide $945,250 in funding…
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The stuff of champions
TOP national runners Jeff Riseley and Alice Platten and AFL players Mark Graham and Adam McPhee … they are just four of many leading sportsmen…
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Park gets back on track
By Lia BichelWORKS are well underway to repair severely damaged tracks, trails and roads at Lysterfield Park. The repairs are part of major flood recovery…
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Students in paradise
THEY may be students, but the young people from the Gippsland Harness Training Centre are proving they know how to produce winning horses. Such was…
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Bowling along on fresh green
EAGER bowlers gathered in Narre Warren on Saturday to celebrate the sport and the opening of a new synthetic green. A large crowd watched as…
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Feet help fight cancer
By Emma SunNARRE Warren South’s Kristian Walsh is walking for a good cause. The 38-year-old will be participating in the 13th annual Cancer Council Walk…
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Fatal road plea
By Lia BichelFOLLOWING the death of a woman on a notoriously dangerous road last week, Casey Council and local firefighters have made a desperate plea…
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