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Kindness floods in
By Sarah SchwagerTHE local community has again proved its generosity after offering support to a Lynbrook mother and her disabled twin sons. Last week the…
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New outlet is just the ticket
By Glen AtwellLYNBROOK’S frustrated public transport users can finally purchase Metlink tickets in their own suburb. Lynbrook Village News and Lotto recently gained accreditation as…
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Gas levels force landfill works
By Sarah Schwager A PROBLEMATIC Cranbourne landfill is to undergo further works after higher-than-expected levels of gas were detected. The Stevensons Road landfill has been…
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Guards protect street lights
METAL guards will be installed over the street lights at the Hampton Park Community House in a bid to reduce vandalism attacks. Community House manager…
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Blind Bight hits BMX pay dirt
By Sarah SchwagerBLIND Bight residents are overjoyed that years of lobbying for a BMX dirt track in their community could be put to rest. Casey…
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Flashers target children, women
POLICE are investigating a spate of indecent exposures in Cranbourne, including one in which a man flashed two young children in the town centre. In…
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From doggydoo to doggydon’t
By Rebecca Fraser DOGGYdoo will no longer cause a stink in Casey following recent council plans to force dog owners to dispose of their pets’…
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Teen unconscious after double attack
AN 18-year-old was bashed unconscious by two girls in Hampton Park on the weekend. The attack occurred in the driveway of a Kelly Court home…
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Home care gets help
CRANBOURNE’S home and community care services are set to expand following the announcement of a $1.5 million State Government grant. HACC provides home care, allied…
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Sea Shepherd has a friend in Casey
CASEY Council has celebrated its decision to become a friendship city to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and honorary homeport to its ship the Robert…
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Mosque plan to stand
By Alison NoonanCLYDE residents have vowed to fight a Casey Council decision to approve a Muslim mosque on Manks Road. Outraged locals say they will…
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Thumbs down for egg farm
By Sarah SchwagerTOORADIN residents have given a definite thumbs down to a proposed egg farm in their neighbourhood. Locals say the farm, proposed for the…
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