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Bike beats the bills
Erik Muir, who stays fit and saves money by cycling to work, will be By Emma SunA CHANCE to get fit and save money at…
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Kids have pot luck
By Bridget CookSEPTEMBER was a busy month for Rangebank Pre-school with a range of visitors coming in to enjoy the activities with the children. On…
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Wildlife milestones
Right: Back from left, Hastings MP Neale Burgess, CaseyCouncillor Geoff Ablett, website manager Roland Johnson, Mornington Peninsula andWesternport Biosphere Reserve Foundation chairmen Rob Gell and…
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Artwork takes pride of place
Casey councillor Geoff Ablett with Vicki Couzens and her artwork Thookay Gunditj. By Bridget CookA NEW piece of artwork unveiled at The Hunt Club Children’s…
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Simon’s career is on track
By Peter SweeneySIMON Hodgson had one aim at school – to get out of it. However, less than a day into his first job, he…
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Master’s back for Mawer
By Danny Buttler LANCE Armstrong managed it and so did Michael Jordan. Not many others, however, have made comebacks that have taken them back to…
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Champing at the bit
The colt, who was in the race before the cup, was “playing up” behind the starting stalls and jockey Stan Aitken dismounted. A blindfold was…
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Wildlife fines
By Bridget CookTHE conviction of a Cranbourne man has spurred the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) to remind wildlife licence holders to obey the…
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Dancing to the top
By Emma SunCRANBOURNE youngster Joel Murphy will be one of 12 Year 7 students to attend the Victorian College of the Arts next year. The…
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The world’s a stage for Jemma
By Emma SunCRANBOURNE Secondary College student Jemma Harley has sung her way to the top, taking out the Best Song category in the Schools on…
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Tyler on top
By Bridget CookFOLLOWING a controversial debate, the City of Casey reappointed the council’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mike Tyler on Tuesday night. The appointment will…
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Fun run on the cards
By Bridget CookWITH the popular MRA Cranbourne GP Run just around the corner, families are encouraged to mark Saturday 15 October in their calendars for…
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