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  • Would-be burglar chased off

    A WITNESS confronted a would-be burglar in Cranbourne on Sunday, causing the man to flee. A man was seen trying to force the locked front…

  • Mum’s trauma over stranded son

    By Sarah SchwagerTWO mums were horrified when one of their kids was left stranded on the Merinda Park Railway Station in Cranbourne last week. Narre…

  • Snakes alive in the suburbs

    By Sarah Schwager A CRANBOURNE woman is warning suburban residents to be extra cautious about snakes this season. Lisa Brown lives in the suburban Brindalee…

  • Casey’s blue heelers to gain more bite

    By Rebecca Fraser CASEY and Cardinia were big winners this week when it was revealed that 22 new police officers would move to the frontline…

  • Door open for bus feedback

    By Glen Atwell CRANBOURNE bus users have been invited to have their say on the future of services at upcoming community workshops. The comprehensive review…

  • Five hurt in two-car smash

    – Sarah SchwagerTHREE people had to be taken to hospital by air ambulance after a major collision in Cranbourne on Tuesday night. Sergeant Pat McGavigan…

  • Jazz up for setting sun

    THE Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne will host Australian Garden Jazz Twilights throughout the summer beginning on Saturday 17 November. Families and friends are invited…

  • Thieves target junior club

    By Alison Noonan LYNBROOK junior cricketers will be forced to beg and borrow to start the 2006 season after vital playing equipment was stolen just…

  • ALP unveils police policy

    PREMIER Steve Bracks chose the recently opened multi-million dollar Cranbourne Police Station to launch Labor’s law and order policy on Tuesday. Mr Bracks pledged to…

  • Survey says ‘no’ to pokies

    CRANBOURNE residents are firmly against more gaming machines. Mayfield Ward Kevin Bradford said results from a recent survey mailed to 6000 homes revealed a clear…

  • Chicken shop burgled

    A CHICKEN shop in Cranbourne West was burgled and vandalised on the weekend. Some time between 9pm on Saturday and 9am on Sunday, the rear…

  • Painter robbed three times

    A PAINTER received a triple whammy when his wallet was stolen from a building site in Hampton Park last week. A 37-year-old Doveton man was…

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