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Sniffer dogs hunt paint sniffers
THIEVES stole paint and later dumped it in Hampton Park on the weekend. The owner of a house on Garfield Court heard a smash outside…
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Residents tackle shop plan
AN APPLICATION to build a bait and tackle shop on the Warneet foreshore has left residents reeling. Locals claim they will fight a proposal to…
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Meet the council candidates
Sandra WhittakerI AM married with two adult children. I have resided in Cranbourne for 25 years and have seen many changes. I am standing for…
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Water theft jail
By Sarah SchwagerA CRANBOURNE South man is the first person to be found guilty of water theft since new water restrictions came into effect last…
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‘Let’s rock again’
By Sarah SchwagerA COUNTRY rock club dedicated to bringing nursing home residents out of their rocking chairs and instead rocking to music has opened in…
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Scorpions feel sting
Peter Banfield resigned as Casey Scorpions coach last week after being told his position would be advertised. Picture: Meagan Rogers. By Marc McGowanCASEY Scorpions’ coach…
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Storms cause train chaos
CRANBOURNE rail commuters faced massive delays after storms forced the cancellation of trains on three main lines on Thursday morning. About 20,000 passengers, including VCE…
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Paintball gets fired up again
By Sarah ThompsonPAINTBALL has blasted its way back on to Victoria’s sporting scene after a brief absence. Changed firearms laws saw the closure of paintball…
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Works to improve power supply
IMPROVEMENTS at a Clyde North power station will make the electricity supply in Cranbourne homes and businesses more reliable. A $400 million capital works program…
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Irish eyes still smiling
By Sarah Schwager“A PHOTO of me? Good heavens, I’ll crack the camera.” At 102, Nelly Ireland can still crack a joke, and keeps Willow Wood…
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State set to pin body piercings on parents
By Sarah SchwagerCASEY Council has applauded the State Government’s decision to ban intimate body piercings for people under the age of 18. New laws proposed…
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