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Stink over smell
By Bridget BradyTHE Hallam Road tip is on the nose, but residents are not holding their breath waiting for something to be done. Lynbrook resident…
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Sport ovals get facelift
By Bridget BradyA $600,000 UPGRADE of Casey Fields is on the cards after the City of Casey nominated how it wanted to spend its $2.286…
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Keeping gardens green
THE Royal Botanic Gardens will hold a workshop and tour to show home gardeners how to protect their gardens from drought. The session will be…
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Older learners back books
EXPERIENCED minds signed up for more learning at the Cranbourne U3A open day last week. Members had the opportunity to sign up for classes for…
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Phones line up
CASEY residents can recycle their old mobile phones at two drop-off points in the municipality. People can recycle their mobile phones, batteries, chargers and accessories…
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Firebugs blamed for blazes
By Bridget BradyPOLICE are on the hunt for firebugs they believe deliberately lit three blazes in Cranbourne during Friday’s total fire ban. Seven CFA crews…
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Rodeo heat
By Bridget BradyABOUT 10,000 people enjoyed the thrills and spills of the 10th Cranbourne Rodeo on the weekend. Locals and visitors witnessed two nights of…
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Hundreds flock to sunset screening
By Bridget Brady HUNDREDS of people watched the sun set on Australia Day at the 6th Tooradin Sunset Cinema. Branch co-ordinator of the Balla Balla…
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From Sudan to Australia
Above: Samoan Singers, Neima, Noeline and Teuila entertained the crowds at an Australia Day celebration in Hampton Park. THE South Sudan Equatorians Association hosted a…
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Savings program
By Bridget BradyCranbourne East mother of two Fran Rourke has taken part in a money-saving program with the Brotherhood of St Laurence, and says it…
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Firm helps with deliveries
– Melissa MeehanA LOCAL sheet metal company has given back to their community, raising $35,000 for their Dandenong Hospital’s birthing suite. Margo and Tom Hartley,…
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Citizenship
By Lia BichelAFTER moving from Fiji to Australia four and a half years ago, Cranbourne resident Kriti Prakash said she finally feels like she belongs…
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