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Frogs, alive and kicking
frogs_64884_08: Rebecca Defina hopes to keep the Victorian Common Froglets breeding in Cranbourne. 64884 By Emma SunA CRANBOURNE resident has found frogs breeding in Cranbourne,…
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Network nexus- The executive committee: BNI executive director Brent Edwards, vice-president Cathy Anthony, treasurer Rob Brown, assistant director Julie Bielenberg and president Trent Gribbin at the
By Emma SunMORE than 60 people turned up to the launch of Business Network International’s (BNI) Cranbourne chapter on last Wednesday. After months of painstaking…
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On the right trail
By Emma SunA SILVER-gilt medal at the Chelsea Flower Show awarded to the Trailfinders Australian Garden and presented by Fleming’s is another win for Cranbourne.…
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Vandals strike
POLICE are seeking information about two people who vandalised nine cars in a car dealership in Cranbourne at 7pm on Thursday 19 May. The offenders,…
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Pedestrian tragedy
Sergeant Pat McGavigan from the Casey Highway Patrol warns pedestrians to follow the road rules, after an elderly man was killed by a car last…
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Gang attack
A 15-YEAR-OLD Cranbourne East boy was attacked by a group of males at Station Street in Cranbourne between 1.20pm and 1.30pm on Thursday 26 May.…
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Race is on for Supercar start
Janelle Navarro (mechanic), Will Davison (driver for the Trading Post Racing team) and Ethan Byrne (mechanic) are encouraging apprentice mechanics to enter the Trading Post…
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The art of the elements
TWO exhibitions by local artists will be on display at the Civic Centre Art Space in Narre Warren. Jenny Conn’s exhibition, titled ‘Solar, Earth, Fire’,…
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Teapotting’s around
Melissa Mair (holding her son Benji), Leanne Pettigrove, Campbell and three-year-old Emily, Tracy Sharp, Rachael Andrews, Jodie Nirens, Connie Vesco, Felicity Taylor, Vanessa Watson, Jodie…
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Benjeroop benefits
Larry Childs, Bodhi Hawken of Benjaroop, Gembrook MP Brad Battin, Mechahla Battin and Councillor Amanda Stapledon at the function to raise money for Benjeroop. By…
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Green day out
Below: Grade 3 and 4 students from Clyde Primary School have fun by the water. STUDENTS from Clyde Primary School visited the Cranbourne Royal Botanical…
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Methane mess settlement
THE Supreme Court of Victoria has approved a $23.5 million settlement against Casey Council and the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) by Brookland Greens residents. More…
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