CRANBOURNE STAR NEWS
Home » News » Page 859

News

  • Police investigate car bomb

    Police investigate car bomb

    By LIA SPENCER A CAR was blown up and house windows were shattered in a suspected bomb incident last week. Emergency services were called to…

  • Council condoles with councillor

    By BRIDGET SCOTT CITY of Casey councillor Damien Rosario will be on bereavement leave until further notice, in the wake of a family death. The…

  • Hunt for owners after emaciated dog found

    Hunt for owners after emaciated dog found

    OFFICERS from the City of Casey are investigating alleged animal cruelty after an emaciated dog was found wondering in Narre Warren South. The council has…

  • Anzac spirit lives on

    Anzac spirit lives on

    By BRIDGET COOK A HUGE crowd turned up at Cranbourne RSL’s Anzac Day services last week to pay tribute to those who made the ultimate…

  • Hip dancers’ brush with fame

    Hip dancers’ brush with fame

    By BRIDGET COOK CRANBOURNE dance duo Little Munchkins Dance Crew have caught the attention of a few celebrities in the past, but no one to…

  • Karen helps fight the obesity battle – for free

    Karen helps fight the obesity battle – for free

    By BRIDGET COOK A CASEY wellness coach has helped local residents shed about 1000 kilos already and now she plans to expand her battle against…

  • Jacka takes off On a Wing and a Chair

    Jacka takes off On a Wing and a Chair

    By BRIDGET COOK DAVE Jacka jetted off from Tooradin Airfield this week on a trip aimed to break records and barriers. The former paralympian started…

  • Booze ban hits six

    Booze ban hits six

    By BRIDGET COOK SIX people have been banned from all licensed premises across Casey since an initiative to eradicate anti-social behaviour was introduced last year.…

  • Highest bankruptcies

    By BRIDGET COOK FINANCIAL stress is at its worst in Cranbourne with new figures revealing the suburb has the highest number of bankruptcies in the…

  • Funding fix for schools in poor condition

    Funding fix for schools in poor condition

    By BRIDGET COOK TWO Casey schools are set for a maintenance funding boost to help repair buildings deemed to be in a ‘poor’ condition. Last…

  • Community rallies for Luke

    Community rallies for Luke

    By BRIDGET COOK COMMUNITY spirit has been in full swing the past few weeks following a workplace accident involving a well-known Blind Bight man. Cardinia…

  • Pakula shrugs off swing to win

    Pakula shrugs off swing to win

    By CASEY NEILL MARTIN Pakula is unfazed by a 15 per cent swing against the Labor Party in Saturday’s Lyndhurst by-election. The ALP candidate won…

Digital Editions