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Girls hot to trot
IT WAS an all girls affair at the Cranbourne Racing Complex on Saturday. The Cranbourne Harness Racing Club put on a special Girls’ Night Out…
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Pedal power wins fans
IT WAS all wheels go at Tooradin Primary School last term. Students from grades three to six took part in a bike ed course over…
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Plan fades to black
By Rebecca FraserPLANS to hold movie nights in Cranbourne have been rejected by Casey councillors following lengthy debate at Tuesday’s council meeting. Mayfield Ward councillor…
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Teens charged over break-in
FOUR teenagers have been arrested after a Cranbourne North school was broken into early on Monday morning. Police responding to a security alarm at Lyndhurst…
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A quick stop’s a good shop
SHOPPERS will benefit from a change in parking restrictions in Cranbourne’s busy High Street. Casey Council is seeking to change some shortterm parks at the…
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School computer thief may be on security footage
POLICE are searching for a man they believe stole two laptop computers from Hillcrest Christian College recently. The laptops, an Acer and a Hewlett Packard,…
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‘Nick’ sought over attack
POLICE have released an image of a man they want to speak with over a vicious attack at Flinders Street Station early this year. Police…
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Fizzle back in sizzles
CASEY residents can now enjoy an old -fashioned street party without public liability concerns. Cranbourne MP Jude Perera this week welcomed a new State Government…
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Mayors make a stand on transport
By Alison NoonanCASEY mayor Kevin Bradford will join a taskforce of Melbourne’s 31 mayors to tackle the state’s public transport crisis. Cr Bradford said he…
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Cambodia Christmas
CHRISTMAS will be a little brighter for underprivileged children in Cambodia thanks to the efforts of the Cranbourne Arthritis Group. Members devoted the past six…
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Go ahead, make their day
NOMINATIONS are now open for the National Day for Older Australians awards. Flinders MP Greg Hunt said the awards recognised the work of individuals or…
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