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Brings hope
Cross Purpose Church Cranbourne opened its doors wide on Easter Saturday 19 April, for the Helping Hands – Mega Giveaway, a day of generosity and…
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Accused hit-run driver at Casey Hospital was allegedly on bail
A man accused of an alleged car theft and hit-and-run at Casey Hospital on 23 April had been allegedly on bail at the time, according…
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Massive ANZAC turnout in Cranbourne
Cranbourne stood still on Friday 25 April as the crowd turned out to commemorate ANZAC Day, with the largest attendance seen in years. Locals attended…
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Youthquake in the federal election
A recent report from Monash University revealed that the upcoming 2025 Federal Election has Millennial and Gen Z voters outnumbering Boomers and Gen Xers for…
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Man charged following alleged Berwick hospital carjacking
A 25-year-old man has been charged by Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives following the alleged carjacking and hit-and-run at a Berwick hospital yesterday morning. The…
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Funding pledges for Casey
As the Labor and Liberal parties desperately try to win votes in the South-East, they have promised funding to a swathe of roads, community infrastructures,…
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Community calls out Local Law review survey
Locals say the recently launched Casey Local Law review is “ineffective”, citing their concerns on a “preempted” questionnaire. Devon Meadows resident Tom Kapitany, who has…
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Arrests made in relation to Luxury CBD ram raids
Following a string of ram-raid robberies across the CBD across March-April, Melbourne Crime Investigation Unit detectives have executed a series of search warrants and performed…
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Cranbourne FJ Holden racer returns to the track
A Cranbourne racer is returning to one of Australia’s most beloved historic motor racing events next month, marking nearly 30 years on the track. Phillip…
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Big turnout at Cranbourne pre-poll
Cranbourne’s major pre-polling centre has seen a massive turnout on the first day of early voting. Star News talked with voters on the spot on…
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Local leaders call for justice
Outraged and heartbroken, protesters from east and west united at Nicholson Street on April 22, demanding justice after the fatal police shooting of a homeless…
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Clyde North businesses slam government over easement blockade
Local business owners on a greenfields estate are slamming a government body that has tried to close off access to their car park, as part…
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