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Look, we’ve learned our lessons
Front from left, Shaun, Whitney, Josh, Kim and Jasmine, and back, Nathan, Fiona, Kyle, Brooke and Liam get dressed up for Book Week. A BOOK…
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Search for graffiti vandal
A photo of a man police believe has been spray painting schools. CRANBOURNE Police are searching for a man who has been spray painting local…
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Screws put on petrol thieves
These anti-theft screws should put the brakes on number plate thefts and service station drive-offs. By Callan Date CASEY motorists will be some of the…
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Search on for teenaged bandits
By Sarah SchwagerPOLICE are investigating armed robbery attempts on three Cranbourne milk bars on Sunday night which they believe are linked. About 7.30pm, two men…
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Station plan off track, says Opposition
Opposition transport spokesman Terry Mulder and Liberal candidates Luke Martin, Ken Ong and Gary Anderton at the site of the proposed Cranbourne East railway station.…
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View clears as lines buried
Greg Plant from Powerplant Project Services and Scott Brown from South East Projects stand by as workers prepare to remove Sladen Street power lines. OVERHEAD…
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Star recruit for GP run
Casey mayor Kevin Bradford and Star News Group STAR News Group will lead this year’s MRA Cranbourne GP Run as thousands of motorbike riders roar…
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CWA celebrates its 78th
Right: Country Women’s Association member Gladys Welburn demonstrates her expertise with craft work. THE Country Women’s Association (CWA) Cranbourne branch celebrated its 78th birthday this…
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Close shave for boys in blue
Above: Neighbours star Pippa Black gives Cranbourne Senior Constable Brett Owen a shave as part of Bluey Day. Pictures: Luke Plummer. FOUR local police officers…
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Cop this, it’s No 100
CRANBOURNE’S new police station officially opened on Tuesday marking a milestone for the State Government. The $6.7 million facility was the 100th police station to…
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Vandal rebounds at graffiti removal
The tennis rebound wall at a park in Waverley Park Drive in Cranbourne North. By Sarah SchwagerA COLOURFUL tennis rebound wall in Cranbourne North has…
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Costumes full of character
Above left: Courtenay Gardens Primary School students Daniel and Pamod dressed up for the school’s book parade. MAGIC, spells and super heroes were the main…
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