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Year one, term one
Education Minister Martin Dixon meets new Cranbourne East Secondary College students. Mr Dixon officially opened Cranbourne East Secondary College and Lyndhurst Primary School last Friday.…
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Thieves leave no trace
TWO thieves stole cash and a security footage system from the Casey Life Be In It canteen last month. Two males attempted to disable the…
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Bob takes last Bight
By Bridget BradyBOB Wray is waving goodbye to his beloved Blind Bight. Mr Wray and his wife, Mary, will leave the tiny coastal township at…
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Vikings in the pink
By Nicole WilliamsLYNDHURST Vikings Cricket Club is going pink in support of the McGrath Foundation. Pink Stumps Day is on 19 February and Lyndhurst Vikings…
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MP hopes to score a goal
By Emma SunCRANBOURNE Labor MP Jude Perera is seeking State Government support for funding for the Casey Comets Football Club. Mr Perera has been working…
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New kids, new boss
By Bridget BradyTHE Year 7 students weren’t the only new kids on the block at Cranbourne Secondary College last week. The school also welcomed its…
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Grass pile lit
A SMALL pile of grass and weeds on a front lawn in Cranbourne was set on fire last week. Police said the pile of grass…
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Much ado in hip hop style
By Nicole WilliamsUNITED States Hip Hop sensations The Q Brothers will be hitting Dandenong next month, for their only Victorian show. Their show, Funk It…
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Slithery surprise
A 41-year-old man was treated for a suspected snakebite in Cannons Creek last week. The man kicked at something long and thin in the grass…
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Just being Dad
CHILDREN in Casey can bond with their dads, step-dads, grand-dads and father figures with a variety of exciting City of Casey Dads Matter Programs. City…
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Scenes from a happy day- Jaide Francis enjoys the Playdough table at Tooradin at the Australia Day event. 59522
ABOUT 300 people enjoyed a movie under the stars to celebrate Australia Day in Tooradin. The popular sunset cinema came to life again last week…
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Hay, hay, Rotary’s pitching in today
By Bridget BradyTHE Cranbourne and Pakenham Rotary clubs are joining forces to lend a helping hand to Queensland farmers. The clubs will donate bales of…
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