News
-
Investigation is so much fun it’s a crime
Devon Meadows student Katherine Li inspects a koala skull as part of an educational trip to Cranbourne’s Botanic Gardens on Tuesday. STUDENTS from Devon Meadows…
-
Funds boost for CFA
From left: Lieutenants Troy Smith, Pat Harvey, Graeme Wilson, and River Gum Ward councillor Wayne Smith. By Jim MynardRIVER Gum Ward councillor Wayne Smith has…
-
Boost to bus link
Pearcedale residents are over the moon with the news the town will finally be connected to Cranbourne via a direct bus route. Back left: Terri…
-
Tip truck tips over
Above: A tip truck was flipped on its side after a collision at the intersection of Hallam and Pound Roads on Saturday. AN elderly Cranbourne…
-
Plan to reduce house fire deaths
Cranbourne CFA Fire Officer Phil Charles is reminding residents of the importance of lifesaving smoke alarms in the home. By Alison Noonan A PROPOSAL to…
-
Crossing over to safety
Devon Meadows Primary School teacher Phil Wilmoth is forced to walk students, such as Joshua, Amy and Teonii, safely across busy Cross Road as there…
-
Market back in business
Tooradin and District Progress Association TOORADIN Sunday Market is back, bigger than ever. The popular market on the Island at Tooradin foreshore will kick off…
-
Safety push near schools
Strathard Ward councilor Lorraine Wreford is calling for council to trial By Alison Noonan CASEY Councillor Lorraine Wreford has called for safer road conditions around…
-
House ploughed
Hampton Park resident Eric Bleile has endured four cars crashing into his Pound Road home this year and says he is living in fear. By…
-
Donation keeps chaplaincy afloat
Cranbourne Secondary College chaplain Tim Payze offers much needed welfare and support By Alison Noonan CHAPLAINS in Casey’s secondary schools can continue their good work…
-
Road safety bin stickers on trial
Cranbourne resident Robert Bruce and Casey Councillor Kevin Bradford say a proposal to place 50km/h stickers on domestic bins will send a clear message to…
-
Teachers become fair dinkum citizens
Oi, oi, oi: Cranbourne teachers Eileen Selfridge, Margaret Williams, Patricia Ellis and Martin McGrath are proud new Australian citizens. FOUR Cranbourne teachers are now true…
Digital Editions
