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Cranbourne outpaced
CRANBOURNE Bowls Club’s number-one side found it hard to hold off a fast-finishing Burden Park, on a slick green at home and was beaten by…
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Warty frog fools locals
Jayden and Corey Allen with the eastern banjo frog they discovered in their Narre Warren back yard. The Allen family mistook the frog for a…
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Winds wreak havoc
This tree was one of many that crashed to earth last Sunday. Picture courtesy of Pakenham SES. NARRE Warren SES volunteers spent 12 hours helping…
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Narre Warren powers in pennant
IT was a resounding home win to Narre Warren against Hampton Park in RVBA pennant in division-four, section six on Saturday. The round 15 scores…
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Choir celebrates country’s history of art and culture
The Doveton Filipino Choir rehearses in preparation for their performance at this Saturday’s Filipino Arts Fiesta. THE Doveton Filipino Choir will be one of many…
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Greg’s stars in rhythm
Above: Veteran Cranbourne trainer Laurie Cleary gives visiting Japanese rider Yoko Ota final instructions before her ride on his mare Hi Lite Girl in the…
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John helps ease family’s burden
From left: John Milkins, left, has offered to insulate the Letts’ family home, to help Rachel Letts with Lilli, Dave’s mum Val Codyre with Nikkol,…
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Chance to swim with Tiger Sharks
Back, from left, Mahima, Katie, Elise, Jake, front, Jake and Fletcher are all enjoying the benefits of training under Ben Hiddlestone for the Casey Tiger…
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Cool time at carnival
EUMEMMERRING College Gleneagles students made a big splash on Tuesday as they took to the water for their annual swimming carnival. The Doveton Pool in…
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Wax lyrical about Midomi
Sing and search — Midomi is a new music search engine that uses voice recognition to help users find the name of millions of music…
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Red Cross calls out for more helpers
THE Hallam Red Cross Unit is calling on two fronts with more volunteers needed for next month’s Red Cross Calling campaign. The annual nation wide…
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Indian village extends thanks
By Elizabeth LillisAN INDIAN priest is visiting Australia to thank those who helped build 27 new homes in his village. Father Joseph Chowrappa has travelled…
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