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  • Students culture diversity

    By Sarah Schwager HAMPTON Park Primary School has joined community groups from around the state in celebrating different cultures during Cultural Diversity Week. The school…

  • Riding gear taken

    MOTORCYCLE equipment valued at $1000 has been stolen from a Cranbourne North property. The leather clothing accessories were taken from a cubbyhouse in the back…

  • Townhouse row

    By Sarah SchwagerPicture: Stewart Chambers. LYNBROOK residents are up in arms about a proposed application that could see townhouses built up around the new Lynbrook…

  • Thieves haul fishing rods

    FISHING rods, reels, camera equipment and model motorcycles were stolen from a Cranbourne home last week. The items were stored in a work shed, divided…

  • Dinner served with gong

    By Sarah SchwagerHOSPITALITY students were recognised on Saturday for their work at a dinner at the recent Cranbourne Car and Bike Show. The Victorian Certificate…

  • Moneghetti shares his secrets with like-minded clubs

    CHAMPION marathon runner Steve Moneghetti was out in Casey recently to talk about the value of sporting clubs in the community. The Casey Sports Forum…

  • MP calls for longer Medicare hours

    HOLT MP Anthony Byrne has called on the Federal Government to extend opening hours at Cranbourne’s Medicare office. In the most recent sitting of Parliament,…

  • Chip in for crazy cuts

    KILBERRY Valley Primary School students sported craziness from top to bottom last Friday. The school celebrated a Crazy Socks and Crazy Hair Day, with kids…

  • Resident interrupts would-be thief

    A CRANBOURNE man was shocked when he discovered a man standing in his back yard. He was further rattled when he learnt he had just…

  • Historic town visit

    LOCAL youth from the Somali community joined Casey’s Youth Ambassadors in an excursion to Sovereign Hill in an effort to help them connect with other…

  • 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 12yearold son Nathan suffers from cerebral…

  • University celebrates

    THE second birthday of Cranbourne’s U3A has been crowned a success by newly re-elected president Bev Wood. Casey mayor Colin Butler and secretary of U3A…

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