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Does the car park crush at Cranbourne station affect your commute?
Kristie Hegarty, Cranbourne YES“The lack of parking annoys the hell out of me. Most days I park on the grass.”Sam Gissara, Cranbourne NO“I walk to…
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Girls take leap of faith in challenge
By Jade LawtonGIRLS are facing their fears and learning lessons in life, trust and courage, thanks to a new program. The Going Up program encourages…
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Money stolen from Tabaret
POLICE are on the hunt for four thieves who stole what police would only describe as a large amount of money from Cranbourne’s Trios Tabaret…
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Thieves on drink spree
By Kelly YatesTHIRSTY thieves have targeted the Devon Meadows Football Club twice in the past week, stealing about 50 slabs of beer and pre mixed…
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Major precinct mooted
By Glen AtwellA BUSINESS development in Cranbourne West will create 10,000 jobs in its first phase and sprawl across 792 hectares of land. The project,…
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More notice given
COMMUNITY noticeboards have been installed in Hampton Park as part of the Hampton Park Community Renewal (HPCR) project. The initiative is a partnership between the…
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Band makes its moves
THE Cranbourne Secondary College staff band was in full swing on Friday last week, belting out a number of tunes for the entertainment of toe-tapping…
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A splash of colour
PLANTS and gardening often bring out the creative side in people and this winter the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne has put together an art and…
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Anti-spray success
A CRANBOURNE primary school has tagged a Casey graffiti awareness program a success. Courtenay Gardens Primary School’s Grade 5 students participated in the City of…
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Demons ‘rescue package’ fears
By Glen AtwellCASEY Council will spend $890,000 improving facilities at Casey Fields – and gift a vacant block of land up to the value of…
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Cranbourne hearing upgrade
CRANBOURNE now has better access to hearing support services. Australian Hearing, a government agency that provides a full range of hearing services, has upgraded its…
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Asbestos removal brings a cool relief
ASBESTOS in the roof of the Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club will be removed before the end of this year. The removal works, to be funded…
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