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  • Purple relay passion

    Purple relay passion

    By BRIDGET SCOTT A 12-YEAR-OLD Cranbourne girl has done her bit in the fight against cancer after she hosted two fundraising events for the Relay…

  • Missing teen’s safe return

    Missing teen’s safe return

    By BRIDGET SCOTT A CRANBOURNE girl who went missing on Monday afternoon has been found. Sarah Carledge returned home safe and well this morning after…

  • Right behind the White Ribbon

    Right behind the White Ribbon

    By Jim Reiher, Casey Multifaith Network THE Casey Multifaith Network enthusiastically supports the efforts of the White Ribbon Program and CHALLENGE Family Violence Project. We…

  • Debate to speak out

    Debate to speak out

    By CASEY NEILL THE Great Debate: Is Family Violence a Crime? is designed to get people talking. Organiser Linda Watson, based at support service WAYSS…

  • Have you seen Sarah?

    Have you seen Sarah?

    POLICE are still looking for a 12-year-old Cranbourne girl who has been missing since yesterday afternoon. Sarah Cartledge was last seen by her Mum when…

  • A world of wonder

    A world of wonder

    By BRIDGET SCOTT YOM from Sudan was one of many children from Rangebank Preschool in Cranbourne to take part in International Day on Tuesday. See…

  • Kick out of bucket list

    Kick out of bucket list

    SEVERAL City of Casey residents ticked an item off their bucket lists last week. In honour of the Ageing Positively Festival, a few Cranbourne senior…

  • Voices from around the world

    Voices from around the world

    Representatives from all across the world called in at a Cranbourne pre-school on Tuesday when children celebrated International Day. Rangebank Pre-School was a sea of…

  • Pumped for race of life

    Pumped for race of life

    By BRIDGET SCOTT ‘PURPLE blood’ will run thick through the veins of many in the next couple of weeks as the annual Cranbourne-Narre Warren Relay…

  • Age of art has a positive take

    Age of art has a positive take

    MEMBERS of the Cranbourne U3A celebrated the Ageing Positively Festival with a touch of art this month. The group held an open day on Friday…

  • Seniors see red on risk

    Seniors see red on risk

    By BRIDGET SCOTT A MEMBER of the Hampton Park Senior Citizens group says members “have their hearts in their throats” when they attempt to cross…

  • New mayor’s steady course

    New mayor’s steady course

    By BRIDGET SCOTT NEW City of Casey Mayor Mick Morland has said there will be no challenges during his term in the role and that…

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