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Planting on
By Glen AtwellVCAL students at Cranbourne Secondary College planted more than 200 native plants on Tuesday with a little help from the Royal Botanic Gardens…
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Mystery canoe owner sought
By Glen AtwellTOORADIN charter operator Lindsay Mitchell has a canoe he wants to return to its rightful owner. The problem is he has no idea…
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Pink piggy bank backing kids
A GIANT pink piggy bank visited Thompson Parkway News, Post and Lotto on Saturday to raise money and awareness for Very Special Kids as part…
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Line’s bad rap
By Glen AtwellA RAP sheet of public transport assaults, obtained by the Herald Sun under Freedom of Information laws, has revealed Casey train lines recorded…
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Cyclist killed in road collision
A CRANBOURNE cyclist died after colliding with a car while he was riding along Lyall Street on Saturday afternoon. The 41-year-old man was riding east…
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Mother’s grief
The Murray family, Matthew, Luke and Daniel, back row, with parents John and Sue at Jamie’s memorial seat By Sally BirdSOME days are OK for…
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Heartbreak mate
Cranbourne boxer Daniel ‘Porky’ Lovett is struggling to come to terms with the death of his best mate Matthew McEvoy. By Glen AtwellCRANBOURNE boxer Daniel…
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Classification fallout
By Shaun InguanzoAN R18+ video games classification won’t guarantee violent or drug-referenced games safe passage onto Australian shelves, the Federal Government has revealed. Gamers have…
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Fireman sets floor on fire
Cranbourne resident Andrew Poulter busts a move as he takes on the new role of the Cranbourne Blue Light committee president. 22396 By Kelly YatesA…
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Zarita beats the unbeaten
Zarita powers to the line ahead of stablemate Roslotta during a recent track gallop at Cranbourne Racecourse. By Glen AtwellCRANBOURNE racing star Zarita is one…
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Stacey wins national medals
Lyndhurst Secondary College student Stacey Walker won a silver and bronze medal at the National Karate Championships held in Perth. 21685 By Kelly YatesA CRANBOURNE…
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Craft market on track
Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive officer Neil Bainbridge gets excited about the Cranbourne Craft Market, due to open later this year. By Glen AtwellA CRAFT…
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