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  • Bid to upgrade town centre

    By Alison NoonanHAMPTON Park’s town centre is set to undergo a major redevelopment. Councillors at last week’s Casey council meeting agreed to begin work on…

  • Community opens heart to animals

    By Sarah SchwagerTHE community has once against rallied around Cranbourne’s furry friends, finding loving homes for two local dogs. After the News reported that Blind…

  • Armed bandit holds up service station

    By Sarah Schwager AN ARMED robber held up a service station in Cranbourne last week. A 25-year-old woman was working at the Coles Express Service…

  • 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…

  • Works boost new look for school

    CRANBOURNE’S Marnebek School has received a facelift thanks to a local business, council and students. About 15 workers from Bunnings Cranbourne and representatives from the…

  • Police urge residents to register parties

    By Sarah SchwagerCRANBOURNE police are urging locals to register their parties after serious concern over recent violent house parties. Last weekend partygoers at a Cranbourne…

  • Armed raid on Red Rooster

    A HAMPTON Park fast food outlet was held up last week. A 16-year-old youth was serving at the local Red Rooster last Thursday night when…

  • Book in for kids’ holiday fun

    GET in quickly for a spot in Casey’s school holiday programs this month. Events this summer include fun activities for all ages. A highlight for…

  • Thompsons Road tops crash list

    Alison NoonanCRANBOURNE has more dangerous roads than any other suburb in Casey. Crash data from the RACV’s Missing Links report revealed six of the eight…

  • Girls mark Boy Scout birthday

    By Melissa MeehanCELEBRATIONS commemorating the 100th anniversary of the first Boy Scout Camp were held at the Village Green, Casey Fields, last week. Sixty girl…

  • Healthy habits come to school

    CORAL Park Primary School celebrated Education Week last week by looking at healthy habits. The week included everything from healthy eating, exercise and education and…

  • Travel rage

    By Alison NoonanTEMPERS flared when Casey Council discussions about travel and conference expenditure turned ugly at Tuesday night’s council meeting. Verbal blows were traded between…

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