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Rolex taken in break-in
A ROLEX worth $10,000 was stolen from a Lynbrook home last week. Police said thieves stole a DVD player, a Hewlett Packard computer worth $1000,…
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Clyde man charged with trafficking
By Sarah SchwagerA CLYDE man has been charged with drug trafficking after raids around Melbourne. Twelve simultaneous searches were made around Melbourne on Friday 13…
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Thieves lay claim to carpet
COMFORT under the feet seems to be the motive for a burglary in Cranbourne South recently. Police said a house under construction on Waterhouse Way…
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Race star is tops
By Sarah SchwagerMOTOR racing legend Peter Brock will be forever immortalised in Tooradin, oddly enough by a gourmet pizza. Tooradin Pizza manager Matthew Brown had…
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Theft charges
A CRANBOURNE North man has been charged in relation to a spate of burglaries in Mornington, Oakleigh, Frankston and Cranbourne over the past month. On…
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Aged care jobs boost
A NEW Aged Care facility in Lynbrook is expected to generate 115 new jobs and inject millions of dollars into the community. The proposed retirement…
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Council aims at pub with no beer
By Alison NoonanCASEY Council fears serving alcohol at the proposed Lynbrook Hotel could be a licence for trouble. Council last week advised Liquor Licensing Victoria…
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That’s the way to do it!
HAMPTON Park Library was alive with magic when puppeteer Bob.E.Dazzler visited last week. The term three school break finished with a bang as the Dazzler…
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Rail link rally on track
By Sarah Schwager RESIDENTS from across the south-east will meet in Hastings this Sunday to rally against the proposed Port of Hastings development plan. Starting…
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Helping hand needed
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help elderly residents in Casey. The Host Home Program for Banksia Services for seniors is a social program for people with…
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Pulling all the right strings
By Cameron Scott PUPPETABILITY is coming to Casey this weekend. The free puppet show and workshop for children this Saturday, 30 July will form part…
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Child’s view of war
Tooradin Primary School students decided to put their thoughts about Anzac Day into writing. They also spent last Friday making delicious Anzac biscuits. Here are…
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