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  • School rock smash scare

    THREE year nine students at Cranbourne Secondary College got the fright of their lives last week when someone threw a rock through a classroom window.…

  • Two on drug charges

    TWO Cranbourne West people have been charged with drug trafficking. A 28-year-old man and 33-year-old woman were arrested and charged on summons. They were arrested…

  • Vandals hit shed

    A SHED used to store theatre props was broken into last week. Vandals removed a metal sheet from the wall to break into the shed,…

  • Southern city ‘too expensive’

    By Jim Mynard LAST month Casey director of corporate services Steve Dalton advised Casey councillors that a separate municipality in the Cranbourne-Tooradin area could not…

  • Teenager’s stabbing remains a mystery

    POLICE are seeking information after a teenager showed up in Cranbourne West with stab wounds. The 16-year-old boy from Mulgrave flagged down a passing car…

  • Conference highlights Casey pokie crisis

    WHEN it comes to poker machines and problem gambling, Casey is up there with the worst, according to Casey councillor Steve Beardon. He said this…

  • Budget ‘largest ever’ says mayor

    CASEY mayor Kevin Bradford has dubbed the proposed 2006-07 budget the city’s largest ever with a continued major investment in community infrastructure and boost to…

  • Students take control

    LYNDHURST Secondary College students rocked their way to success at the Vodafone Arena last Thursday. The students won five awards in the heats of the…

  • Bait shop shrugs residents’ tackle

    By Alison NoonanCASEY Council has approved a controversial application to build a bait and tackle outlet on the Warneet Foreshore. Council issued the permit at…

  • Hedge stolen

    THIEVES with a green thumb have stolen at least 150 plants from a Cranbourne East retirement village. Only freshly planted, the small hedge shrubs were…

  • Club offers much-needed service for kids, carers

    By Alison NoonanA CRANBOURNE North mother says disabled children are being left out of extracurricular activities due to a lack of government services. Amanda Stapledon…

  • Kids caught over fire

    POLICE have cautioned two children following a fire at Hampton Park Primary School. Detective Senior Constable Mark Weiderhold of Cranbourne CIU said the fire began…

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