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The power to move
By Bridget CookA MOVING performance on the tragic events of September 11 saw Lyndhurst Secondary College dance its way to third spot in the 2012…
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Horror on show
STUDENTS at St Peter’s College are set bring to life the outrageous musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors. A cast of 60 students will be…
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Police seek witness
POLICE are seeking to identify the driver of a white van who may hold the key to solving an aggravated burglary in Cranbourne last week.…
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Service is its own reward
By Bridget CookCRANBOURNE Turf Club prides itself on providing ‘A Great Day Out’ and now it has been recognised for doing just that. The club…
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Road agenda set
By Bridget CookTHE City of Casey has named and shamed the municipality’s worst roads and intersections that are in urgent need of upgrades by the…
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Braaap on board
By Bridget CookSUPPORT for a world-class indoor motocross facility in Casey has revved up. One of the world’s fastest growing superlight motorcycle companies – braaap…
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Candidates lining up
By Bridget CookWITH less than a month to go before nominations open for the Casey Council elections, some current councillors and community members have confirmed…
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Strip of trouble
By Melissa MeehanSIDESWIPED twice out the front of her home, Lyn Reade says she has no option but to park on her nature strip. But…
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Race fixing probe
By Bridget CookA FURTHER investigation into the racing industry has been launched, following a recent allegation of a race being fixed at Cranbourne. Last week,…
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Our fragile youth
Brave teenager Dani Rothwell wants to stop the devastation of youth suicide and she is calling on all leaders, both community and government to take…
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By Melissa MeehanHEALTH professionals are trying to use the internet for good in the fight against youth suicide. Orygen’s Jo Robinson spoke at the weekend’s…
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Message down to a T
One of these wristbands is a simple way to show your stance against bullying. By Melissa MeehanLISA DEWY has a dream. She dreams one day…
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