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L-plater crash witness sought
POLICE are seeking witnesses to a “very serious” collision involving a solo learner driver in Officer South on Saturday 9 July. Police said the 18-year-old…
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Art makes a fine showing
Above: Artist andcurator Calvin Bell joins City of Casey mayor Shar Balmes at the Casey Fine Art Expo. By Bridget CookTHE City of Casey’s Fine…
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Fourth man sought over jewellery robbery
Police would like to speak to this man about an armed robbery in Brunswick in April. A HAMPTON Park man is one of three men…
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Centre builds Lego challenge
CENTRO Cranbourne has set children a challenge over the school holidays. The Cranbourne shopping centre is hosting the Great Lego Challenge every day this week…
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Phone scammers target computers
POLICE are warning residents of a telephone and computer scam, which has already targeted a number of Casey residents. Police received a report from a…
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Eagles tip hot clash
Troy Tharle-Adams, left, seen battling Tooradin’s Rohan Hyde, is one of Cranbourne’s many stars. By Mark GullickCRANBOURNE travels to Doveton on Saturday in what is…
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Gardens have no gate
THE Australian section of Cranbourne’s Botanic Gardens is now free to enter, thanks to increased government funding. The Victoria Government initiative means all sections of…
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History in focus
The main street of Cranbourne about 1909. By Bridget CookTHE Balla Balla Community Centre is helping to capture the spirit of the Cranbourne township and…
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A Christmas Carol with a twist
By Bridget CookTHE BATS Theatre Company will take to the stage this month for a Christmas comedy in July. The company will performs its hilarious…
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Help Maddie
By Bridget CookTHE Smythe family is calling on community support to help give their “brave little girl” the chance to lead as normal a life…
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Silent struggle
Pat and John Filmer. Mrs Filmer said herhusband was alwaysconcerned with peoplein thecommunity, evenA DEDICATED member of the Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL sub-branch passed away on Sunday…
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Firm keeps kids on the move
Above: Back, Rudy Terlaak, Amber Ericksen and Vick Knight, all from Wresacare, with Bunnings workers, front, Dea, Anthony and James. 66612 By Bridget CookBUNNING Warehouse…
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