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League takes flight
By Bridget BradyThe Australian Air League Cranbourne Squadron is pushed for space at their current base at the tennis club at Grant Street, and Officer…
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Laptop lights up faces
THE donation of a laptop is a welcome gift at the Hampton Park Community Centre. Manager Sue Murphy said the generous donation would make a…
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Dogs on track
POLICE called in the dog squad to track three youths who fled from a stolen car in Hallam this week. A 17-year-old male from Cranbourne…
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Frizzy hair! – we don’t care
By Bridget BradyFORGET the hair straighteners and fake nails – these girls mean business. The coach of Hampton Park’s first girls football team said the…
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All things Indonesian at school
IT WAS all things Indonesian at Cranbourne Primary School last week. Students celebrated an awareness of the Indonesian culture and diversity in the community during…
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Lucky skydiving escape
PARAMEDICS say a skydiver is lucky not have been more seriously injured after a landing went wrong in Tooradin on Monday. Paramedics were called to…
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Fog smash warning
POLICE are urging motorists to drive carefully in the fog after a collision in Clyde last week. A taxi and a truck collided on the…
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Seniors work on untangling web
SENIORS can learn about the World Wide Web with the introduction of broadband classes at Merinda Park Learning and Community Centre. The classes are aimed…
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Life-savers
By Bridget BradyBOB Piggott says he owes his life to capable and enthusiastic staff at Casey RACE, who brought him back to life. He can’t…
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Parking limits- The Tooradin Commerce Committee is calling for the introduction of timed parki
By Bridget BradyIT’S time for timed parking in Tooradin, traders say. As the business community in the coastal town develops, traders say there need to…
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Sausages sizzle for stars
THE sausages will be sizzling in Cranbourne on Monday, as Lyndhurst Secondary College students put their chef hats on to raise money for their school…
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Council ponders fence for reserve
CASEY Council will consider fencing a reserve at Cranbourne West to prevent illegal motor bike and four wheel drive use. Council officers provided a report…
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