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U3A into the spirit
CRANBOURNE U3A members got into the Christmas spirit recently. After a long year, members and their families and friends celebrated in style at the Amstel…
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Train assault charge
A NOBLE Park man has been charged over the assault of a man on a Cranbourne-bound train early on Saturday morning. Mark Eli, 21, was…
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Door opens to burglary
A CUSTOM-MADE door has been stolen from a Cranbourne house under construction. The doors, made only to fit that particular house, were stolen between 3pm…
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Petrol bomber hunt
By Sarah SchwagerA CRANBOURNE family was horrified after a firebomb was thrown into their house on Christmas Day while they were at home. A mother…
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Golf day for new services
CRANBOURNE businesses turned out in their tartan last week to show their support for a local specialist health care provider. Cranbourne-based South East Palliative Care…
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Thieves strike school again
COURTENAY Gardens Primary School has been broken into for the fifth time in six months. Police said thieves came back for the rest of their…
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Driver knocked out in road rage
By Sarah Schwager A NARRE Warren man was knocked unconscious after a road rage incident in Hampton Park last week. Police are urging for witnesses…
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Group attacks man
POLICE are searching for a group of men who attacked another man in Hampton Park on the weekend. The 26-year-old was walking back home from…
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Heritage managers get funds support
CRANBOURNE’S heritage custodians are encouraged to apply for State Government grants. Managers of heritage assets can apply for $1.3 million in heritage grants, the first…
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Swing high sweet charity
By Alison Noonan CRANBOURNE’S St Vincent de Paul Society is calling for locals to tee off at its inaugural charity golf day. Members of St…
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Follow NSW lead: mayor
By Sarah SchwagerCASEY mayor Kevin Bradford has cited councils in Newcastle, New South Wales as a way of helping Casey move forward. Cr Bradford attended…
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City in good health
By Sarah Schwager CASEY Council has thrown its support behind its maternal and child health (MCH) nurses. At Tuesday night’s council meeting, councillors argued about…
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