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Homeless man in court accused of man’s pier murder
A homeless man accused of killing a Cranbourne North fisherman at Frankston Pier has appeared in court charged with murder. Forrest Stevenson, 36, appeared in…
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Nurses and midwives settle for new wage increase
Victorian public sector nurses and midwives agreed to a 28.4 per cent wage increase offered by the State Government on Wednesday, 26 June after a…
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Voices celebrated in Refugee Week
Voices of refugees were at full volume at a Refugee Week special event at Bunjil Place on 20 July. More than 150 community leaders gathered…
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Business leader standing for election
President of Cranbourne Chamber of Commerce, Ian Wood, has announced his candidacy for the City of Casey election in October. A Cranbourne resident for 26…
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Live music across Casey to jump-start the Winter Arts Festival
As part of the Casey Winter Arts Festival, both Berwick and Cranbourne will host a wide variety of musical experiences for everyone to enjoy. Called…
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Koala Highway on the horizon
The Western Port Biosphere Foundation and Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park are embarking on a three-year joint project to link koala habitats within the UNESCO…
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Clyde North local runs for MND
Clyde North local Zach Vanderputt will take on a half marathon this July to fundraise for the FightMND. The 24-year-old will participate in Run Melbourne…
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Operation Kickstand targets rising motorcyclist toll
Victoria Police has announced a road blitz on motorcycle safety following a spike in rider deaths. There have been 35 motorcyclist fatalities this year –…
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Fourth Neighbourhood Morning Tea by Holt MP
Holt MP Cassandra Fernando held her fourth and biggest Neighbourhood Morning Tea at the Cranbourne West Community Hub on Thursday 20 June, with over 200…
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Narre Warren South tops list for home auctions
Narre Warren South has been coined as one of the suburbs with the highest growth rate in home auctions with a 200 per cent year-over-year…
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Here for the motorcycles
A typical Thursday morning is hectic for the Old Jetty Café & Tearooms owner Soksan Wesp. It’s the weekly coffee hours for the Vintage Japanese…
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Delays on works as congestion grows
With congestion being at the forefront of every local resident’s mind, Clyde North remains a suburb yearning for other arterial pathways. South-Eastern Metropolitan MP Michael…
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