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Needle attack on woman
A WOMAN was stabbed with what police believe was a syringe in Hampton Park last week. The woman was walking her dog through the park…
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Collection collected
A LOCAL church collection was stolen from a Tooradin home after Sunday mass. The Nursery Lane house was broken into and ransacked before thieves stole…
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Oh, boy! Make his day
THE City of Casey is helping families spend more time together by holding a Mum and Son Day and a Boys’ Day Out. The two…
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Man charged after pursuit
A MAN drove against traffic on the wrong side of the road during a police pursuit in Cranbourne. Police said that after pursuing the man’s…
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Police urge victims to come forward
POLICE have appealed for the victims of an affray in Cranbourne to come forward. Police said a 16-year-old youth was walking past Red Rooster on…
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Chemical plan veto
AN APPLICATION by a Cranbourne West man to store toxic chemicals next to a school and future child care centre has been rejected by Casey…
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Council debates contribution
By Cam Scott A COUNCILLOR has moved to overlook the law firm that advised Casey Council during the ‘witch trials’ saga. A report to last…
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Dogwise lesson
By Sarah SchwagerGRADE prep students at Cranbourne West Primary School were given the chance to learn how to be safe with dogs last week. Cranbourne…
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Footballers fit nicely into Green Mankini
– Sarah SchwagerA GROUP of Cranbourne footballers had their dream come true after their racehorse won at the Caulfield Guineas Day. The boys, who grew…
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Bat chase backfires
A CRANBOURNE man was bashed with his own baseball bat after an argument at a petrol station last week. Police said the 19yearold was using…
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Big Top sites in demand
THE City of Casey is calling for land owners with at least an 8000 square metre (two acre) site to contact them if they would…
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Green light for crashes
By Sarah SchwagerRESIDENTS living near a notorious Hampton Park intersection are at their wits’ end after yet another car smashed into a house on the…
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