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Young leaders
CRANBOURNE students were among 40 young people from the Holt region who were recognised at the 2008 Community Spirit and Leadership Awards ceremony in December.…
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Laws changed for ‘body art’
By Bridget BradyCASEY body artists have welcomed the new body piercing legislation, saying the changes are no different to their own policies. Changes to the…
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Casey invited to celebrate
THE community is invited to join in Australia Day celebrations across Casey on 26 January. There will be six grant-funded celebrations held by local groups…
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Fun-filled fairies
FAIRIES flew into Cranbourne for some fun in the gardens this week. About 20 children donned their best costumes for the water fairies and elves…
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Masked men in daylight robbery
THREE masked assailants attacked a Clyde man who sustained serious head injuries and is being treated in hospital. Staff at The Alfred hospital said the…
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Pakenham man’s $3m surprise
Staff members Harriet and Samantha are excited that Hampton Park Sporting Chance sold the winning $3 million Powerball ticket. 25840 Picture: Stewart Chambers By Melissa…
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Artworks a class above
At the art exhibition at Coral Park Primary School is Luke with his mask. ARTISTIC Coral Park Primary School students held an art extravaganza last…
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Helping others reward enough
By Bridget BradyMr Nicol, 73, is a volunteer qualified support interviewer at the Cranbourne Information and Support Service (CISS). He interviews people who come into…
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Prepare homes fordrier fire season
CRANBOURNE residents are urged to prepare themselves and their homes to deal with the threat of fire this summer. “Longer, drier summer months mean all…
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Over the next four weeks the News takes a look back at the past year’s headlines starting this week
THREE Cranbourne students were part of a winning Murray Marathon kayaking team in the two-person open school relay class. Arthur Alger, 18, and Eric Alger,…
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Club takes on toy mission
CASEY support services received a helping hand from the Ulysses Motorcycle Club toy run in December. Members of the club rode their bikes with toys…
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Recycle old cards and gift wrapping
CRANBOURNE residents are encouraged to go green after the festive season and recycle their Christmas cards. Planet Ark in conjunction with Australia Post, are encouraging…
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