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In search of the perfect tan
TO spray or not to spray. That is the question facing thousands of women across Casey this summer in the never-ending search for the perfect…
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Legends make Cranbourne call
– Sarah SchwagerTHE boys from the SEN footy panel show took their AFL talk to Cranbourne last Friday. Cranbourne people were invited to join the…
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Fun? Read all about it
CRANBOURNE Library has been a hive of activity during the school holiday break with a range of exciting activities to entertain children. They have been…
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Students pay tribute to wonderful land of Oz
CLYDE Primary School students danced and sang up a storm in a tribute to Australia at their recent production. Held at the Cranbourne Community Theatre…
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Takeaways approved
PEARCEDALE residents will soon have double the choice of takeaway food shops. Councillors at last week’s Casey planning committee meeting approved the development of three…
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Free bus is icing on the cake
DESPITE the cold wintry weather, more than 300 residents made their way to Cranbourne’s latest Community Kitchen event. As well as a tasty meal and…
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Probus AGM
THE annual general meeting of the Cranbourne Ladies’ Probus Club will be held at 9.30am on Thursday 17 March at the Amstel Golf Club, Cranbourne-Frankston…
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On the outer
By Sarah SchwagerCRANBOURNE Football Club has hit out at Casey Council, accusing it of relegating its ratepayer-funded Casey Fields to clubs from outside the municipality.…
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Junction Village gets aged care
A NEW aged-care facility in Junction Village was opened late last month. Flinders MP Greg Hunt congratulated the organisers and builders of the Regis Sherwood…
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Tempers rise in bunfight
A DISPUTE over bread led to the stabbing of a Hampton Park baker on the weekend. A 42yearold Hampton Park man received multiple lacerations to…
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Faulty TV sparks fire
By Glen AtwellA FAULTY television sparked the near-fatal Cranbourne house fire in Raisell Road at the weekend. Six people were hospitalised when a fierce fire…
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