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Davina’s pumped at rapid progress
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH SHE says fitness is in her blood – and it’s taking her from Cranbourne to Las Vegas. Personal trainer and nutritional therapist…
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Haydn makes the cut as the man they want to meet
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH MOVE over Bachelor Australia there’s a new country boy in town and he knows fresh meat when he sees it. Melbourne’s first…
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NBN rolls in sooner
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH AND CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN “ACCELERATED” rollout of the NBN is being promised to more than 100,000 households and businesses in Melbourne’s outer…
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Skipping schoolies for an island adventure
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH SCHOOLIES is done differently at St Peter’s College in Cranbourne. Putting aside the party atmosphere after two years of strict study, six…
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Police probe failed robbery bid
POLICE are investigating the attempted robbery of a recently built house in Clyde North last week. It’s believed a thief tried to break into the…
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Have you seen them?
POLICE have released images of men who they believe will be able to assist them in their investigation into a stolen bank card from a…
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Witnesses wanted in hall fire
A FIRE started behind Arthur Wren Hall has caused minor damage to the facility. Several wheelie bins were set on fire at the rear of…
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Kids opt out on anthem
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A CRANBOURNE primary school raised eyebrows during an assembly last week when its Islamic students were given the choice of leaving the…
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Vital skills for unemployed
AVOCARE has expanded its unemployment support to Cranbourne. The registered charity on Monday 19 October opened a Cranbourne community shop to be staffed by Avocare…
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Cancer hits home hard
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH WHEN breast cancer has haunted your family for three generations, raising money for the most common women’s cancer digs deep. For Cranbourne…
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Bullet fired at medical centre
POLICE are searching for answers after a gun shot was fired into a Cranbourne medical centre last week. The bullet shattered the front window of…
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Jade, please come home
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD OVER the phone, Tracey Harris sounds exhausted. It’s late in the afternoon and she and her partner Kim Whitehouse are returning home…
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