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  • Thanks guys for kitchen revamp – Enjoying a kitchen upgrade at Rangebank Pre-school are, from

    RANGEBANK Pre-school staff and children invited a Cranbourne good guy to visit the finished product of their kitchen revamp last week. Frank Butera from the…

  • Hard rubbish collections on

    HARD rubbish and green waste collections will begin in January and continue for six weeks. Residents will have the opportunity to get rid of any…

  • Web for seniors

    OLDER residents visiting the Hampton Park Senior Citizens Centre can now surf the internet for free. A Broadband for Seniors Kiosk has been developed at…

  • Climate change wrap

    COURTENAY Gardens primary students are saving the world one film at a time. A group of five Year 6 students recently had their film ‘Sustainability’…

  • Foul stench begone

    A FOUL smell in Cranbourne is under control, according to Casey council. Residents have complained about a “vile” smell coming from the council-owned transfer station…

  • There’s a bear

    By Bridget BradyMr Leishman has taken over as owner and manager of one of Cranbourne’s most iconic dining spots, the Bear House. The restaurant has…

  • Mural status for artwork

    By Kara IrvingPREP student Hanna Selling was all smiles when she discovered her artwork would be transformed into a mural, promoting safe water use at…

  • Students

    HAMPTON Park Primary School students have been taking part in chess activities at school and learning from visiting chess experts. Instructors from Chess Planet visited…

  • Salvation found

    By Bridget BradyGORDON Chippett is a familiar face at Centro Shopping Centre come Christmas time. The Cranbourne Salvation Army member has been rattling tins at…

  • Warming up

    By Kara Irving CRANBOURNE may be a long way from Copenhagen, but that hasn’t stopped Lyndhurst Secondary College students taking a stand against climate change.…

  • Bloomin’ helpful

    MANY green thumbs make light work at Lynbrook Kindergarten. Children at the kindergarten have been getting their hands dirty in an interactive garden that was…

  • An explosive result

    By Bridget BradyTooradin’s back in the fireworks business … Committee of Management are rejoicing they will be allowed to have fireworks at Tooradin’s Christmas event…

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