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Race is on for next mayor
Casey’s mayoral race is underway with councillor Rosalie Crestani officially announcing she was putting her hand up for the top job. With the next mayor…
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Safety push to move on trucks
A Cranbourne resident of 35 years says the number of trucks driving straight through Cranbourne is a disaster waiting to happen. David Atkins said trucks…
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Girl arrested over assault
Police has charged a 15-year-old girl following an assault outside a shopping in Cranbourne on Wednesday 9 October. The victim was standing at a crossing…
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New principal says hey
Enrolment is already underway at Grayling Primary School with students and their families taking up the opportunity to meet the principal of Clyde North’s newest…
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Glamour and sunshine at the Cup
Racegoers, beaming in their fancy frocks and finest suits, arrived in droves at the Cranbourne Cup on Sunday 13 October where they were treated to…
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John marks a century
At 100 years-old John McLeish walks about a kilometre a day and prides himself without the need to take any medication. The Cranbourne East resident…
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Ambitious target set to beat killer cancer
“The world definitely changed that day, and not for good.” That’s how Cranbourne resident Tracey Ryan recalls the day she was diagnosed with stage three…
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Community meets coffee at L’Arte launch
Providing the perfect blend of great coffee with community atmosphere, social enterprise cafe L’Arte Central celebrated their grand opening on Saturday 5 October. The cafe…
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Council gives green light for big race
Casey Council has given the big thumbs up to sponsor the world’s biggest obstacle course race which is set to return to Tooradin in 2020.…
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New priest moves to Cranbourne
Reverend Sam Bleby has been appointed the new priest-in-charge of the St John’s Anglican Church in Cranbourne. The former lawyer turned priest is excited to…
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Stench denies housing permit
A 41-lot residential subdivision next to the Hampton Park tip will not go ahead due to “offensive odours” and landfill gas risks, the state’s highest…
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Fighting cancer with light
Cranbourne’s Latrobe Street Reserve will be transformed into a sea of light at an upcoming fundraising walk. Cranbourne Lions Club is gearing up for its…
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