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Clyde farmers say …
By Bridget BradyCLYDE farmers have a positive outlook on their potential inclusion in the Urban Growth Boundary, at odds with the council’s view it would…
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Big whack with the lot
By Bridget BradyA man has proposed a curfew for young people after he says he was bashed by a gang of about 20 youths in…
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Search for a local model
AFTER success with the likes of Miss Universe Australia Laura Dundovic and Sydney model Annette Melton, Cranbourne swimwear designer April Hewat is now looking local…
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Pirated DVDs, ammunition discovered by police
POLICE uncovered ammunition and pirated DVDs when they charged a 39-year-old Cranbourne man with several offences last week. Police charged the man with possessing proceeds…
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On board for health
HEALTHY living was the order of the day at Kilberry Valley Primary School last week. The Go For Your Life bus visited the Hampton Park…
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Award for water guru
By Kara IrvingA CHISHOLM TAFE academic has been awarded an international scholarship to study water management in the Netherlands, Spain and Israel. Michael Anderson was…
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Binge drinkers in focus
THE message is clear this holiday season: youth drink driving will not be tolerated. As many young people receive their learners or drivers licence before…
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Watch the wet!
By Kara IrvingA CRANBOURNE North man is lucky to be alive after smashing his car into a tree last Thursday evening. It’s alleged that three…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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’…
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