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Drive off warning
CRANBOURNE police are stepping up their watch over local petrol stations after a recent spate of drive-offs. Senior Sergeant Bernie Kaminski said a special unit…
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A piece of kayak
By Glen AtwellTHREE Cranbourne students were part of a winning Murray Marathon kayaking team in the two-person open school relay class last month. Arthur Alger,…
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New calls for youth curfew
By Alison Noonan A SPATE of violent gang attacks in Cranbourne during the Christmas break has prompted community leaders to renew their calls for a…
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Seagull fledglings take flight on field
TOORADIN Football Club is up and running in 2006 and kicked off its season at 10am on Saturday when its newly formed under-18 team hit…
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Family pets slaughtered
By Alison Noonan A CRANBOURNE family has been shocked by the barbaric slaughter of their farmyard pets for the second time in two years. Anne…
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Kidding around at Cheese Factory
THOUSANDS turned out at the Casey Kids Carnival, turning the grounds of the Old Cheese Factory into a vibrant spectacle of colour, laughter and excitement.…
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Grant for major revamp
CLYDE Primary School will undergo major renovations thanks to a $250,000 State Government grant. The funds, part of the Excellence for All School Improvement Program,…
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Mayor case is deferred
By Sarah SchwagerA HEARING into allegations of indecent assault against Casey mayor Kevin Bradford has been held off until 1 June. The case was heard…
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Casey’s expenses bill tops $80,000
By Alison Noonan CASEY councillors and officers cost ratepayers more than $80,000 in travel and conference expenditure in the last financial year. Councillors used the…
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$3m master plan proudly unveiled
By Ed Merrison LYNDHURST Secondary College proudly unveiled new and upgraded facilities worth $3.3 million earlier this week. The opening of the facilities, which were…
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Walker whacked with wood
A CRANBOURNE man was attacked with a piece of wood and stabbed as he went for a stroll on Friday morning. Police said the 36-year-old…
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Strong winds, heat
STRONG winds and scorching temperatures re-ignited a grass fire in Cannons Creek last week. It is believed embers still hot in the ground from a…
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