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  • Man held after wife found dead

    A HAMPTON Park woman has been found dead in her home and her husband charged with murder. Police were called to a house in Michelle…

  • Lyndhurst landfill will operate until 2040

    LYNDHURST will continue to be the dumping ground for household waste for at least another 33 years. Casey Council granted a permit extension for the…

  • Man arrested after shop talk

    A MAN was arrested by police after telling a barber he had committed a crime. Last Thursday, Lynbrook’s Donut King store was broken into overnight…

  • Unholy fire spares church

    – Sarah SchwagerA CRANBOURNE church was deliberately set on fire last week, shocking church patrons and the local community. Police said someone poured an accelerant…

  • Grounds to be watered

    – Sarah SchwagerCASEY Council is doing its best to keep its sporting grounds green after the introduction of tough stage three water restrictions. Last week’s…

  • Move to cut crossing deaths

    CRANBOURNE MP Jude Perera has welcomed a new State Government initiative to improve rail safety across Victoria. Mr Perera said the $1 million state-wide advertising…

  • Fruit fire startles driver

    CRANBOURNE Police are on the hunt for youths who used a homemade BB gun to fire lemons at vehicles on their way to Tooradin. A…

  • Mentors bridge a better future

    By Kelly YatesBOOKWORMS at Cranbourne West Primary School need mentors to help them keep turning the pages. The primary school is looking for volunteers to…

  • Mooring problems put down to speeding boats

    By Glen AtwellSPEEDING boats, not slipping moorings are causing problems at Warneet foreshore, according to a registered moorings contractor. Glen Harvie, manager of Mooring Services…

  • Writing illustrated

    By Sarah SchwagerA CHILDREN’S author inspired some local youngsters in an event at the Cranbourne Library last week. Author and illustrator Gabrielle Wang had children…

  • Police praise raceday behaviour

    POLICE have applauded Cranbourne Cup day patrons for their behaviour at the races last Sunday. An estimated 8000 people packed into the course with police…

  • Smoke alarm battery alert

    THE end of daylight savings this Sunday is the perfect opportunity to ensure household smoke alarms are properly working. Cranbourne CFA fire officer Tom Hoppner…

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