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Cultural celebration

CRANBOURNE Primary School celebrated all things Indonesian last Friday in a day devoted to its culture. The school’s Indonesian teacher Mary Chen said the day...

Aged care is closer

A PROPOSED aged care facility in Lynbrook, which is expected to generate an estimated 210 new jobs, is one step closer to development. Councillors at...

Skate over and help out

By Sarah Schwager CRANBOURNE’S The Shed Skate Park, the largest indoor skate park in the southern hemisphere, is undergoing a number of changes. After recently undergoing...

Childcare traffic row

By Alison NoonanHAMPTON Park residents fear a proposal to build the largest childcare centre in Casey on busy Hallam Road will cause traffic chaos. Local...

Schools harvest water funds

By Melissa MeehanCRANBOURNE South Primary School will receive $48,914 funding as part of the Australian Government’s Community Water Grants Program. The grant will be used...

Community market

THE Cranbourne Anglican Church is holding a community market day on Saturday 18 March. The fundraising event will feature a great variety of stalls, barbecue,...

Cinema a crowd-puller

By Sarah SchwagerTHERE was movement at the station as more than 500 locals showed up for the Australia Day Sunset Cinema in Tooradin on...

No end to complaints, says Casey Council

By Sarah SchwagerCASEY deputy mayor Rob Wilson has failed in his attempt to stop people complaining to the council about councillors. Cr Wilson put a...

‘Repo’ man robs house

A MAN who posed as a repossession officer after he was discovered in a Cranbourne North house last week is being hunted by police. The...

Bazaar is back

GRAB a bargain at the Tooradin Annual Craft and Clothing Bazaar this weekend. Browse the many stalls, including linen, giftware, nursery items, toys, handcraft, homewares,...

Heat is on surf shop thieves

THIEVES gearing up for a hot summer stole a range of goods from a Tooradin surf shop last week. Police said a window was smashed...

… and for Hastings

THE Labor Party has committed: - $5 million to buy back commercial net fishing licences in Western Port and create a recreational fishing haven; - Stage...

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Cranbourne East man among others charged with trafficking drugs

A 21-year-old Cranbourne East man is among two others who are being charged with trafficking drugs after police seized more than $100,000 worth of...