News
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Lyndhurst landfill will operate until 2040
LYNDHURST will continue to be the dumping ground for household waste for at least another 33 years. Casey Council granted a permit extension for the…
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Health care with a difference
By Rebecca Fraser The newly opened Amberly Healthcare offers services in family medicine, women’s health, men’s health, immunisation, travel vaccinations, physiotherapy and minor surgery. And…
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Tools stolen from ute
THIEVES stole $4000 worth of tools from a utility in Cranbourne recently. The red Ford utility was parked on Hunt Club Boulevard outside the owner’s…
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Shop cleaned right out
By Sarah SchwagerA HAMPTON Park dry cleaner was broken into on Monday morning just moments before the owners were due to arrive. Spectrum Dry Cleaners…
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Council investigation under review
PLANS to investigate theft allegations against a Casey councillor have been deferred, but the matter could soon be put back on the council agenda. Casey…
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Truck owner menaced with pistol
A HAMPTON Park man confronted a man with a gun who was attempting to break into his truck last week. The 39-year-old was walking to…
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Preps take a peek
TOORADIN Primary School welcomed next year’s preps at a special transition day last week. The children were over the moon to be given the chance…
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Where the bloody hell were they? Right here
LYNDHURST Secondary College’s Year 12s are losing blood for a good cause. A group of keen students from the Cranbourne school recently set off with…
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Town stores under siege
POLICE are concerned about ongoing break-ins at two general stores. Both Pearcedale and Cranbourne South’s general stores have been repeatedly broken into in the past…
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Schools to go up a grade
By Kelly Yates CRANBOURNE Secondary College will receive more than $12,600 as part of a state-wide maintenance fund to put towards upgrading the classrooms and…
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Witnesses sought in abduction attempt
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to the attempted abduction of an 11-year-old girl in Hampton Park on the weekend. They believe the girl was walking…
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Campaign lens support to needy
UNWANTED spectacle frames will become treasure to those with poor eyesight in Bali. Harvey World Travel Cranbourne has launched a campaign to collect old frames…