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College rolls back the past 30 years
From left: Mark McCabe, a teacher at Cranbourne Secondary College since 1978, past student Sheree Van Oirschot (nee Ryan), Sheree’s daughter and present student Kayce…
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These knitters are pearlers
Cranbourne Community House manager Margaret O’Callaghan surrounded by jumpers knitted for South African babies born with AIDS. CRANBOURNE Community House has babies’ jumpers flooding its…
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Heads up for safety
Senior Constable Brett Owen and Leading Senior Constable Ben Boulton are encouraging Cranbourne and Hampton Park cyclists to wear bike helmets. BIKE riders will be…
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Bickering ‘penalising kids’
Amanda Stapledon with son Peter on the first day for this term of an after-school activities program for disabled and special needs children over 12.…
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Marking end of German visit
German exchange students and teachers farewell their friends at Cranbourne Secondary College where they spent three weeks immersed in the local culture. By Callan DateTHE…
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Footy club hit again!
The damage was extensive throughout the clubrooms at the Cranbourne Junior Football Club.From left: Jakob McCubbin, Martin Leinmueller, coach Wayne McGrath, Todd McGrath and Kai…
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March shows unity at Easter
Above: Ben Cuadra dressed up as Jesus for the march. – Callan DateCHURCH groups from the Cranbourne Christian Ministers Association gathered together on Good Friday…
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Louts draw village ire
By Alison Noonan NEIGHBOURHOOD Watch will be keeping a close eye on the Warneet General Store after concerns about loutish behaviour. President Bill D’Oliviera said…
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Respect for the fallen
Above: Rebecca Keen, Kirrily McCracken and Alexandra Heaney sing the national anthem as part of the middle school a cappella group. HILLSCREST Christian College affiliates…
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Wellbeing key to funds
Tooradin Fire Brigade THE Tooradin Fire Brigade Ladies Wellbeing evening will provide entertainment at the second annual event next week. Tarot readings, angel card readings,…
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Eggsciting times at Tooradin
Above: Tooradin Primary School prep students Timmy and Kyle with their Easter drawings. TOORADIN Primary School students celebrated Easter with activities and learning as well…
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Sign language spreads wings at school
Devon Meadows Primary School students Callum and, back from left, Paige, Aidan, Tayla, Lachlan and Campbell make the butterfly sign in Auslan. By Sarah Schwager…
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