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Learners make bid for support
Lisa Kurr and Annette O’Donohue, from Cranbourne U3A are calling on the community to come along to their auction. 66154Picture: Kim Cartmell By Bridget CookCRANBOURNE…
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Doggies have
The Lost Dogs’ Home is now the provider of pound services in Casey. From left, Caroline Bell, Graeme Smith, City of Casey mayor Shar Balmes…
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Student flag flies high – Cranbourne Secondary College school principal Ken Robinson with student Emily Delphine with the school flag she designed. 65161
By Emma Sun CRANBOURNE Secondary College student Emily Delphine has designed a flag that now flies proudly on its mast at the school. The Year…
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Hearty breakfast is served at the club
By Emma SunLYNDHURST Secondary College’s Breakfast Club is seeking funds and looking for volunteers to help out. The club, which has been running for more…
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Kickboxing to pay days
Real estate agent by day, Rohullah Paykari shows off the spoils of a successful kickboxing career, including his WKA Australian welterweight championship. 66129 By Jarrod…
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Footy cash knockback
Calling for funds to upgrade Cairns Road Recreation Reserve in Hampton Park are Hampton Park Junior Football Club president Aaron Williams, grounds committee president Erica…
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Firies join the ranks
Cranbourne CFA’s new recruits David Felmingham and Tim Cochrane. 66161 By Bridget CookCRANBOURNE CFA has welcomed two new recruits to the team this week. Tim…
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Unlimited creativity unpacked
By Kog RavindranMEMBERS of the Cranbourne Arts and Crafts Society were told there were “no limits” to their creativity, as they produced pieces for Imagine,…
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Exchange student seeks host
By Bridget CookA GERMAN exchange student is seeking a new host family in Cranbourne to call home. Sixteen-year-old Alexana has been enjoying life away from…
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Councils unite to reconcile
Casey councillor Wayne Smith and Greater Dandenong councillor Angela Long met with Indigenous cast members of Rainbow’s End, including Christine Anu, back right to discuss…
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Education makes cents
By Sasha PetrovaCRANBOURNE Community House has been given a $15,000 boost from the State Government to upgrade its education program for adults. Adult Education manager…
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Pair are top performers
Dukes Body Works apprentices Brent De Jong and Christopher Van Soest were both nominated forapprenticeship awards this year. 63236Picture: Stewart Chambers By Bridget CookDUKES Body…
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