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Matthew picks up his second award
By Sarah Schwager HAMPTON Park’s Matthew Cole has received his second accolade this year. The Chisholm Institute engineering student has won the Outstanding Student of…
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Banner up for GP run
HIGH Street in Cranbourne will be a sea of colour come Grand Prix day. Community groups in the region have been busy with paint and…
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Creatures rate a smile
THE country came to the city at Centro Cranbourne Shopping Centre last week when a truckload of farmyard friends paid a school holiday visit. Youngsters…
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Thieves in hot water
A PEARCEDALE childcare centre was broken into last week. A hot water system was stolen after it had only just been replaced and despite the…
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Parents get safe advice
CASEY parents have been invited to join the SafeStart network, a Casey Council initiative to reduce childhood injuries amongst children aged up to eight. City…
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Cooking course
SINGLE parents in Casey have a chance to get back into the workforce thanks to a new program at the William Angliss Institute of TAFE…
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Man sleeps through robbery
A HOUSE was robbed in Hampton Park while the occupant was asleep in another room. Police said sometime between 6.30am and 5pm last Thursday, someone…
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Farmers urged to
CASEY farmers could be eligible for drought assistance. The Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Peter McGauran, recently announced drought assistance initiatives had been…
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Boat donated for popular sport
CASEY Council has donated a new access dinghy to the Lysterfield Sailing Club to help with its popular Sailability program. The program offers social sailing…
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Pearl pendant a prize gem for jeweller
By Sarah Schwager A CRANBOURNE jeweller has been named the best when it comes to design for the second time running. Gis Van Den Broek…
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Council gets tough on pets
PET owners could face hefty fines under a Casey Council clampdown on unregistered animals. The move follows the prosecution of Cranbourne East man Zond Turner…
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Classwork crosses the generations
By Sarah Schwager GRANDPARENTS got a chance to go back to primary school and relive their childhood memories. They were invited down to Courtenay Gardens…
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