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Data-driven
By Bridget CookA UNIQUE electronic referral system to help victims of crime is set to be launched in the City of Casey. The Victoria Police…
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Going bump in the night
ENTER the Royal Botanical Gardens Cranbourne bushland when night falls – if you dare! Explore the gardens and discover the creatures of the night for…
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Garden grows
By Emma SunMinister for Environment and Climate Change Ryan Smith credited the removal of entry fees as one of the reasons for the increase during…
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Bikers make
By Bridget CookOLYMPIC champion Kieren Perkins waved the chequered flag on Saturday to send thousands of motorcyclists on their way to the Moto GP at…
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Seniors sizzle – Cranbourne Community House’s Men’s Shed and OM:NI members Bob, Lindsay, Bill, Dennis, Noel, Mark and Alan cooked up a storm at the centre’s Seniors Week celebrations. 71846Picture: St
By Bridget CookMORE than 50 people turned out on Wednesday for Seniors’ Week celebrations at Cranbourne Community House. The centre’s two men’s groups – Men’s…
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Clean move to waste
THE City of Casey has taken another ‘green’ step forward in energy efficiency. The council’s waste contractor Corio Waste Management has added to the fleet…
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Wayne’s stressless, but the horses weren’t biting
By David Nagel STRESS was never going to be a problem for local jockey Wayne Davis at Sunday’s Cranbourne Cup meeting after he found the…
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Children have a ball
LOCAL families havebeen urged to ‘Spring Into Action’ during Children’s Week this month. The City of Casey willhold two free family ‘SpringInto Action’ events during…
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Sexual assault on busy road
By Bridget Cook A YOUNG woman was indecently assaulted while she was walking on a busy road in Lyndhurst on Saturday morning. Police are investigating…
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Green light for car park
Back from left, Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon, Judy Davis, Debbie Medley, Parliamentary Secretary for Transport Edward O’Donohue, South EastMetropolitan MP Inga Peulich , Casey councillor…
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Cup runneth over
By Danielle Galvin IT’S either a charming coincidence or a touching family tradition that three generations of one Cranbourne East family have wed on Caulfield…
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School road danger
Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon and Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School council president Arbup Peters are hoping to see more crossings installed at the school. 55968Picture: Stewart…
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