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Women in a fix
By Alison NoonanSISTERS are doing it for themselves at the Blind Bight Community Centre. Changing a spark plug in a motor, fixing the washer in…
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Favourite PJs help hit the spot
CHILDREN at Hampton Park’s Valley Brook Preschool enjoyed an early morning breakfast treat last week dressed in their favourite pyjamas. News photographer Stewart Chambers paid…
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Hunt on for cat shooter
By Alison NoonanA PET cat is lucky to be alive after being shot in the head while asleep on its owner’s backyard verandah. The air…
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Register ‘to party safely’
By Alison Noonan A SPATE of wild weekend parties has prompted a warning from Cranbourne Police for parents to register their gatherings with PartySafe. Senior…
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Lend a paw to shelter
PEARCEDALE’S RSPCA Animal Shelter is desperate for volunteers. The shelter has called on local animal lovers to devote a few hours a week to helping…
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Service will help kids re-engage
A NEW support service has been launched to help local youth who are unemployed and not involved in education re-engage. The Youth Transport Support Initiative…
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City fills missing links with paths
LINKING Casey communities will be one of council’s major priorities for 2006. Council recently reviewed its Linking Path Strategy, which aims to construct pedestrian/cycle paths…
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Australian Garden celebrates
By Sarah Schwager IT WAS touted as revolutionary for gardens nationwide and was the first of its scale to open in Victoria in 150 years.…
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Cranbourne in star city bid
By Callan DateCRANBOURNE locals are pulling together to make their little patch on the third rock from the sun the meteorite capital of Australia. Space…
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Report ‘ignores south-east’
OPPOSITION MP Inga Peulich is disappointed that the recently released Eddington Report has neglected the growing population in Victoria’s south-east. The comprehensive study, undertaken by…
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Poll double cross claim
By Alison NoonanA CASEY Council election candidate claims he was doublecrossed by another candidate. Mayfield Ward candidate Keith Cope said he was “tricked” into giving…
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Top flight service
PEARCEDALE’S Remembrance Day commemorations were again a strong rival of its neighbours with a five-plane flyover. With a gathering of more than 130 people, Maureen…
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