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Building at bursting point
COMMUNITY service organisations are battling for space in Cranbourne’s Old Shire Offices as pressure mounts to squeeze another group in to the already overflowing building.…
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Fight for son’s pool rights
By Alison NoonanA CRANBOURNE mother is disgusted at the lack of disabled services at a community facility. Tracy Slachter’s 12-year-old son Nathan suffers from cerebral…
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Egg farm plans wait to hatch
A PEARCEDALE egg farmer says the future of his business is in the hands of Casey Council. The owner of Blias Egg Farm, Constantine Blias,…
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Supporters turn out for 25th
THE Cranbourne Arthritis Support Group celebrated a special milestone with their 25th birthday last week. Members enjoyed a sit down lunch at Amstel Golf Club…
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Men attack teen
AN 18-YEAR-OLD party goer was the victim of an assault in Cranbourne last Saturday morning. The Cranbourne resident left a party in Murray Court at…
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Sex parlour ‘sleighed’
By Alison NoonanTHE doors have been shut on an illegal brothel operating in a quiet family street in Cranbourne North. Neighbours were shocked to discover…
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End result turns out a mixed bag
By Sarah Schwager IT WAS a big day for Cranbourne’s Year 12s on Monday as the culmination of the last year came to fruition for…
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Handy lessons
By Alison NoonanSILENCE is golden at Lynbrook Primary School when students let their fingers do the talking. The school is one of a few across…
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Two crimes, one street, two houses, two days
TWO houses on the same street were burgled within a day of one another in similar incidents last week. A property in Robjant Street, Hampton…
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School is real cool
KIDS at Cranbourne South Primary School explored life in the Antarctic recently with a special session on icebergs. A visit from the Monash University Science…
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Man robbed outside home
A CRANBOURNE West man was robbed outside his home on Friday. The man arrived at his Scarborough Road home at 6.15pm and was taking items…
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