Tag: News
Stables well on course
THE construction of the Cranbourne Turf Club's on-site stabling project is well on track after GG Engineering was appointed as its developers.
The six-million dollar...
Monkeying around with fire
PARTS of a black ‘monkey bike’ were left behind near the scene of a crime in Narre Warren on Monday.
A boy was seen riding...
Warrant for his arrest
A CRANBOURNE man who failed to appear for his latest court hearing has a warrant out for his arrest.
Police are appealing for public assistance...
More trains, no extra capacity
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
THE State Government’s revamped plan to improve the Dandenong rail corridor has been announced - more new trains, fewer level...
Stage one now complete
By BRIDGET SCOTT
CRANBOURNE Park finally unveiled the first stage of its new development last week, much to the delight of local shoppers...
Named after cultural hero
By BRIDGET SCOTT
THE new multi-million dollar facility for the City of Casey had its official sod turn and naming on Monday, with...
Up up and away
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A CLYDE school which was merely a paddock of dirt a couple of years ago celebrated its first birthday last...
Cost of trash
By BRIDGET SCOTT
AS THE issue of rubbish dumping continues to plague the City of Casey, the council has revealed how much it...
Stance set for car crime cut
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A NEW operation run by police has prompted a huge drop in the rates of auto crime.
Operation Stance, which began...
Haka comes to Rangebank
STUDENTS at Rangebank Primary School got in touch with a number of different cultures last week during a highly entertaining performance by Bernard Mangakahia.
Mr...
Eggcellent excitement
By BRIDGET SCOTT
THE Easter Bunny hopped in early this year and paid a visit to some lucky students at Rangebank preschool.
Green Gecko...
Morning tea with the principal
PROUD students from Cranbourne West Primary School sat with their principal after being presented with achievement awards last week.
Each term, 28 students are selected...