News
-
It’s cool to be at school
Hampton Park Primary School’s Granger, Danielle, Wilson and Shannyn have not missed a day of school this year. HAMPTON Park Primary School is working hard…
-
Young dig in to help bay
Environment warrior Ben Gladstone recommends other young people join the Green Corps. By Sarah SchwagerLOCAL young adults with a passion for the environment are being…
-
School gets involved
Casey mayor Colin Butler with the year 11 Lyndhurst Secondary College students who are about to embark on a community involvement project. LYNDHURST Secondary College…
-
Warning over roadworks sign
Roadworks are confusing motorists trying to enter Sladen Street in Cranbourne. By Melissa GrantA CRANBOURNE resident says poor road signage near Sladen Street was largely…
-
Winner Lauren is a grinner
The Cranbourne winner of the Smile with Centro photography competition by Lauren Johnson. A CRANBOURNE woman has been named the winner of the local Smile…
-
Bianca aims for catwalk blitz
Hampton Park’s Bianca Malvaso is one of 14 women chosen to appear in the 2008 Wet’n’Wild swimsuit calendar. By Shaun InguanzoHAMPTON Park resident Bianca Malvaso…
-
Lockdown set to end
Above: Cranbourne Training Complex manager Lisa Hocking surveys the empty stables at the height of the nationwide equine influenza scare. By Paul DunlopCRANBOURNE racing officials…
-
Bus a help as funding stalls
From left: Casey Kidz Klub coordinator Amanda Stapledon, Cr Steve Beardon and Julia Welhamare are overjoyed at the donation of a bus by Cranbourne residents…
-
Community grants up for grabs
The excited 2006 recipients of the Hunt Club Community Fund. CRANBOURNE estate The Hunt Club is offering local groups the opportunity to share in more…
-
Kids get down and dirty
Cranbourne West Primary School grade three students Siham, front, and Stevie, Leia, Angus and Mahonri get their green thumbs busy. CRANBOURNE primary students are putting…
-
Juniors set to save a mate
Grade four students Callum, left, and John get ready to resuscitate with Belinda Simmons from Life Saving Victoria. THERE were dummies aplenty at Tooradin Primary…
-
Charge scheme fight continues
Mayor Colin Butler surveys part of the newly completed Browns Road. By Sarah SchwagerAS MANKS Road residents in Five Ways celebrated the announcement they would…
Digital Editions
