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Garden mishap
By Bridget CookA BLIND Bight woman was flown to The Alfred hospital suffering head injuries after her weekend gardening went wrong on Saturday. Cranbourne paramedics…
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Swearing off the dole
By Bridget CookLYNDHURST Secondary College students have made a pledge to continue education or enter into employment next year. Most Year 10 students took part…
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Man seen acting
A MAN was spotted acting suspiciously outside Maramba Primary School on Maramba Drive in Narre Warren at 3.30pm last Thursday. He was driving a navy…
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Rise and retire to cocktails
MOLOTOV cocktails have been used again at a property in Scarlet Drive, Doveton. The first incident happened at 3am last Monday where the house owner,…
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Victim says thanks
By Bridget CookTHE victim of a motorcycle crash in Lynbrook last month considers himself lucky to be alive. Raymond Hinde, 20, wants to thank the…
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Drama dance of war
Students Josh Charlie and Alexiel Ruaporo are set to perform for Lyndhurst Secondary College in the Rock Eisteddfod Challenge 2011. 68274Picture: Kim Cartmell By Bridget…
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Unprovoked
By Emma SunA FATHER of two was brutally assaulted near his own home in Cranbourne last Tuesday night. Winston, who asked for his surname not…
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State boost for CFAs
By Bridget CookTWO local CFA units received a boost last week, securing grants to purchase vital equipment. The State Government announced that the Hampton Park…
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Care workers underpaid: claim
By Bridget CookTHE Fair Work Ombudsman has launched a prosecution against the operators of child care centres in Hampton Park and Noble Park over the…
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Lions look to roar again
By Mark GullickPAKENHAM’S recent dip in form has taken the gloss of its clash with Cranbourne in round 16 of the Casey Cardinia Football League…
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Night of UK terror
By Bridget CookVIOLENT rioters causing havoc in London left a Cranbourne South family in fear during their holiday in the UK this week. Lauren van…
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Fields is a dream
This year marks the fifth year since Casey Fields opened to the community. Berwick residents, from left, Maddy, Max and Jeanette make the most of…
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