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All the fun of the farm
By Sarah Schwager CRANBOURNE children had the time of their lives last week during a range of activities dedicated to them having fun. At Merinda…
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A minute’s silence in Casey
By Alison NoonanGREY clouds loomed as locals paid their respects to Australia’s fallen soldiers in Remembrance Day ceremonies across Casey on Friday. The rain held…
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Cooking up a future
Merinda Park Community Centre hosted a group of 12 to 17-year-old would-be chefs in a cooking class run by the City of Casey’s holiday program.…
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Meteorites set to star
By Callan DateA BRAND new Cranbourne meteorite display is on the agenda almost 150 years after the real deal hit the earth. The yet-to-be-built Cranbourne…
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Boy menaced by teenagers
A 14YEAROLD Hampton Park boy was lucky to escape unharmed after being approached by three teenagers who demanded his clothes, wallet and mobile phone. The…
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Welfare fraud raid nets 124
A CENTRELINK blitz on harvesters in Tooradin and Kooweerup nabbed 124 fraudulent workers last week. The cash economy operation targeted vegetable growing areas in Casey…
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Ring brings confidence
WHEN Nathan Vidot first met dental nurse Venessa Walters he knew it was love at first bite. The Cranbourne North man’s jaw dropped after a…
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Library set for bigger volume
HAMPTON Park Library is set for an $800,000 extension after reaching full capacity. Despite only opening in January 2004, nearly 10,000 readers have joined the…
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Revved up and ready to race
By Alison Noonan ALMOST 5000 revheads braved scorching temperatures on Saturday for the Tooradin Tractor Pull and Truck Show. The extreme heat failed to deter…
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Young chefs cook up a storm
PEARCEDALE children have learnt some healthy eating habits hands on in Healthy Little Chefs cooking classes at Pearcedale Community Centre. Children aged four and above…
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For sale… not theft!
A HOUSE up for sale in Cranbourne East was broken into during the day on Saturday. The Scotsdale Drive home was broken into some time…
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