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  • Vandal leaves man scratching his head in horror

    A CRANBOURNE man was horrified last week to discover his car scratched, mirrors smashed and tyres slashed. The man came outside in the morning last…

  • All you need to know about partying

    THE State Government has introduced a program that offers $6000 grants to councils to localise a street party kit that will include advice on council…

  • Road charges unfair says MP

    By Sarah Schwager A FEDERAL MP has spoken out against Casey Council’s special charge scheme on residents of local roads. Flinders MP Greg Hunt said…

  • Tots take another big step

    SMILES, laughter and very few nerves accompanied preps on their first day of school last week. It was a happy affair for hundreds of five-year-olds…

  • Colleges split $1m grant

    By Alison Noonan TWO local secondary colleges will share in almost $1 million under a new State Government grant. Lyndhurst Secondary College and Hampton Park…

  • Just the place to get your kicks

    By Glen Atwell HYLAND Bruce Karate Studio officially launched its new Cranbourne premises with a kick and a punch at the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday.…

  • It’s Dog v Golf Ball

    – Kelly YatesTHE race between man and dog will be on at this year’s Tricodes Day. Settlers Run Golf and Country Club professional Stephen Kent…

  • Unit targets family violence

    By Sarah SchwagerA NEW unit aimed at combating the high number of domestic violence incidents in Casey has started up at Cranbourne Police Station. The…

  • Health vision cuts waiting

    By Alison NoonanCRANBOURNE Integrated Care Centre now offers the shortest time cataract surgery in the metropolitan area, Health Minister Bronwyn Pike announced this week. Ms…

  • Kids feast on shark tales

    The day consisted of stories, facts and activities, including the viewing of shark bones and shark craft activities. The Hampton Park Library offers a range…

  • Wheels turn on transport to Casey Fields facility

    – Sarah SchwagerCASEY mayor Kevin Bradford is calling on the State Government to extend public transport services to the new Cranbourne multimillion-dollar sports complex Casey…

  • Schools the big winners

    By Sarah Schwager CRANBOURNE schools will be the big winners no matter the outcome of the State Election. Both the Liberal and Labor parties are…

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