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Narre Warren robber wields knife
A NARRE Warren man was robbed at knifepoint in Hampton Park last Friday. The 60-year-old man was walking near the Hampton Park Community Hall just…
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Waste lives again
A LYNBROOK retirement village under construction is setting the benchmark for Victorian builders by recycling nearly all of its construction waste. Momentum Builders has committed…
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U3A welcomes new course coordinator
By Alison Noonan CRANBOURNE U3A will kick off for the year at its first open meeting on Friday. President Bev Wood said the group was…
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Playgroup seeks serious donations
By Sarah SchwagerA CRANBOURNE playgroup is appealing for donations to help keep it running. The Camms Road Playgroup started up at the beginning of last…
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Burglars steal and torch ute
A CHEVROLET utility worth $20,000 was found engulfed in flames in Devon Meadows last week. The 1978 red ute had been stolen from a factory…
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green thumbs up
By Sarah SchwagerCRANBOURNE’S own Australia Garden was widely applauded as thousands of visitors sprawled through the 11 hectares at the opening day on Sunday. The…
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Doorknock for election update
RESIDENTS who are not enrolled to vote are being encouraged to update their details. A major doorknock by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is underway…
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Residents demand roundabout
WHERE is our roundabout? That is the question residents and politicians have fired at the State Government after waiting a year for work to begin…
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Two killed as car slams into semi
TWO men were killed and another injured in Five Ways on Saturday when their car went underneath a semi-trailer. Blind Bight’s Ricardo Inverno, 28, and…
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Youngsters mark music ages
HAMPTON Park Primary School students explored music from the more primitive times of the caveman to the hairspray and ra-ra skirts of the 1980s. The…
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‘Get rid of pets’
By Alison NoonanLYNBROOK is set to become a petfree zone if a frustrated resident has his way. Matthew Ridgeway has called for a ban on…
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Term ends on a happy note
By Alison NoonanCOUNCILLORS reflected on a year filled with friendship, laughs and “good times” at the last Casey council meeting before elections last week. Casey’s…
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