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Pedestrian dies
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a car in Cranbourne South on Saturday 17 November. Police have been told a man stepped out…
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Libs promise helping hand for scouts
Cranbourne 1st Scouts Hall will receive a new lease of life if the State Coalition is elected to power. The Coalition has pledged to provide…
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Dentist on wheels for schools
Premier Daniel Andrews visited Clyde Primary School to announce the State Government’s promise to provide free dental care at all public schools, if re-elected. In…
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Shock as jock off the air
A presenter for Casey Radio has been taken off air after a furious listener alleged crude comments were made about “breasts” and “testicles.” “I had…
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Our worst bottlenecks
You’ve nominated roads for our congestion poll, you’ve voted and results are clear – Clyde Road is the worst congestion road in the City of…
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Expansion is a class act
Clyde Primary School would receive a $22.8 million expansion by 2022 if Labor is re-elected, Treasurer Tim Pallas has pledged. During his visit to the…
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Rail network buckles under Labor: Peulich
Member for South-East Metro Region, Inga Peulich MLC says the public transport system was in “chaos” after figures show Cranbourne’s train line services had “deteriorated…
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Let’s get the job done – matter of fact
Ravichandran Ragupathy has promised to “get the job done” as he runs as an independent candidate for the Cranbourne electorate heading into the state election…
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The face of terror
A security guard from Hampton Park has spoken for the first time after being stabbed in the neck during the Melbourne CBD terror incident on…
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Ladies dress in style
Ladies from the Cranbourne and District Garden Club frocked up for some race day fun on Thursday 8 November. Thirty attended the Oaks Day event…
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Death after WorkSafe visit
A Victorian WorkSafe inspector had conducted a safety visit of a factory in Cranbourne West – the same morning a young apprentice tragically died at…
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‘Nightmare’ intersection to go Libs pledge
The intersection of Evans Road and Thompsons Road in Lyndhurst would be removed, if the state Coalition is elected to Government. The Coalition has promised…
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