News
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Handlebars spike boy’s stomach
By Sarah SchwagerTHRILLS and spills at a Cranbourne skate park went too far for one youngster, who ended up in hospital after a dramatic fall…
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Beardon should quit, says mayor
By Alison NoonanON-again Casey councillor Steve Beardon should be off again, says mayor Kevin Bradford. The call came following a heated confrontation between the mayor…
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Missing girl found
THE disappearance of a Blind Bight teenager sparked a major police search last week. Much of the coastal village was blocked off on Wednesday as…
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Residents consider their drain options
By Sarah SchwagerA ‘DRAINING’ issue facing Tooradin residents is set to be addressed at a public meeting. The problem of open drains in Harewood Street…
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Green bags the go, says council
CASEY Council is considering a rollout of recyclable green bags to residents to reduce the five billion plastic checkout bags used in Australia each year.…
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Art show blast
AN EXPLOSION of art is set to hit the Cranbourne Primary School community when students present their most creative pieces today (Thursday). Dubbed ‘Art Explosion’…
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Dear dairy, we won
By Sarah SchwagerA FIVE Ways dairy farmer has made it to the finals of the country’s largest livestock competition. John Gardiner stormed through the Semex…
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Warn friends, ‘pirate’ told
By Glen Atwell THE mastermind of a backyard DVD-burning laboratory in Cranbourne was convicted in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court last week of 12 copyright offences .…
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Change for sea towns
CASEY’S coastal communities will be brought closer together as part of an initiative to strengthen small Victorian communities. Cannons Creek, Cranbourne South, Tooradin, Warneet, Blind…
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Hoon today and your car’s gone tomorrow
MORE than 2100 cars have been impounded in Victoria in the first year of the new hoon legislation. And Cranbourne had cause for celebration with…
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Everyone is
THE largest sporting facility in the southeast opens to the public next week. The 70hectare Casey Fields site in Cranbourne East is a multimillion dollar…
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Students show nice moves
CHECKMATE was the call from eight St Kevin’s Primary School students who blitzed the field at a Victorian chess competition this month. The budding players…