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Centrelink debt hammers family
By Alison NoonanKIRRILY Briet was shocked to discover she was pregnant with twins. She was even more stunned when she was fired while on maternity…
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Hybrid hopes power council vehicle fleet
By Alison NoonanELECTRIC cars may be Casey Council’s answer to combating rising fuel prices. The council is trialing two Honda hybrid cars in a bid…
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Stickinthemud start to new walk
A BOGGED excavator caused headaches for construction workers in Tooradin on Tuesday. Work on the Tooradin Boardwalk got off to a sticky start when the…
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Cranbourne
THE Tuesday dance held on Melbourne Cup Day was well attended and the Fashions on the Field was won by Dot Allison with runners up…
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Residents tackle shop plan
AN APPLICATION to build a bait and tackle shop on the Warneet foreshore has left residents reeling. Locals claim they will fight a proposal to…
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Racing’s First Lady hands over the reins
– Garry HoweTHE First Lady of Racing in Cranbourne is bowing out. Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Yvonne Blackwood has announced she will retire early…
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Military secrets arrest
A CRANBOURNE man is expected to be charged with various state and federal offences following the discovery of confidential military publications in his Bellarine Drive…
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Party in the park
CELEBRATE the birth of a nation at the Australia Day Family Festival in Hampton Park. Organised by members of the Hampton Park Australia Day Committee…
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Liberal anger over slow roadworks
By Alison Noonan FRUSTRATED motorists have called on the State Government to complete promised safety improvements to Thompsons Road before another life is lost. Michael…
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Making a glass act
WHO would have thought working with glass could be so much fun? Teenagers at Cranbourne Youth Information Centre discovered the fun of glass art during…
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Record demand for legal aid
By Rebecca Fraser A CRANBOURNE community legal service has experienced record demand since opening its doors in November. The Peninsula Community Legal Centre in High…
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