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Police hunt for daylight rapist
POLICE are on the hunt for a rapist who attacked his victim in daylight in Cranbourne. An 18-year-old Cranbourne woman was raped last Thursday, 5…
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Slippery thieves steal snake
By Glen AtwellA PRIZED Victorian carpet python, a box of chocolates and a jar of jelly frogs. The bizarre list of items stolen from Tooradin’s…
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Students get to the heart of the matter
OVER the last two months, Year 9 students at Cranbourne Secondary College have explored the depths of Melbourne’s CBD. Last week they took to Centro…
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Net threat
By Sarah Schwager and Shaun Inguanzo POLICE are warning of the dangers of social networking websites after a party that was promoted on MySpace resulted…
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Police hunt intruders
POLICE are searching for two men seen at the Warneet Yacht Club last week. Cranbourne police said an alarm at the yacht club was activated…
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Deaf student beats government ruling
By Alison NoonanA HEARING impaired teenager has won a landmark anti-discrimination case against the Department of Education and Training (DET) after he was denied a…
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Boy recovers from javelin injury
By Sarah SchwagerA 13-YEAR-OLD boy has returned home from hospital treatment after being impaled on a javelin at his Cranbourne school last week. The boy…
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CFA issues matches warning
CFA crews have warned of the dangers of playing with matches after fire destroyed a Cranbourne home less than a month before Christmas. The blaze…
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Cheque thieves thwarted
By Sarah SchwagerA CHEQUE stolen from a Cranbourne home recently was cancelled before it could be altered and cashed. A cheque for $5000 made out…
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Graffiti program set to continue
THE education component of the City of Casey’s graffiti management program has been extended for a further four years. The council decided to again award…
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Thieves clean out workshop
By Sarah Schwager A DEVASTATING robbery has turned a Cranbourne business from repair to despair. Thieves cleaned out Advanced Transmissions in Arundel Street last week,…
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Keeping the peace … and he’s only 25!
By Alison NoonanAT just 25 years of age, David Cope is Cranbourne’s newest, and perhaps youngest, Justice of the Peace. His proud father Keith said…
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