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Col’s star on rise
A highlight of |Tuesday’s Pakenham race meeting was the dominant win of Cranbourne horse Zabonas in the 1770-metre Maiden Plate. Trained by Colin Alderson, Zabonas…
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Cranbourne RSL cliffhanger
CRANBOURNE RSL Bowls Club’s division-three team had another huge cliffhanger triumph for the second time away from home in two weeks on Saturday. It fought…
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Cranny ladies take the honours
CRANBOURNE Bowls Club teams were successful in six of their eight matches in this week’s metro bowls competition, but it was the ladies number-one side…
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Narrow loss for Narre
IN Tuesday’s VLBA Pennant round nine Narre Warren played Keysborough (2) away in a tight struggle and Narre Warren just went down 95/99. G. Hocking,…
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Steiner education talk
The Dandenong Ranges Steiner School and Kindergarten is holding a free information evening on Tuesday, 6 December at 7.30pm. A guest speaker will talk on…
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Wise up to waste
RATWISE needs to be applauded for its persistence in trying to stop hazardous wastes going into the Lyndhurst tip. The group now has the support…
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Golf a hit at Park
Churchill Park Golf Club Yarra Ridge Challenge winners Pamela Phillips (third), Eva Moore (first), Cheryl Moyle (second) with president Norma Crebbin. THE Yarra Ridge Challenge…
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Cup sets a popular pace
Left: The 2004 Cranbourne Pacing Cup was a tight affair from start to finish and this year’s event, to be held on Saturday night, promises…
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Clean sites for sore eyes
TRADESPEOPLE and builders working in Casey and Greater Dandenong learned how to clean up their construction sites recently as part of a Keep Australia Beautiful…
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Cook, Jones, Tuck in
Above: Melbourne coach Neale Daniher was thrilled to snare Dandenong Stingray Nathan Jones at pick number 12 in Saturday’s AFL National draft. By Brad KingsburyThree…
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Truck crash brings power down
By Alison Noonan POWER was cut to hundreds of businesses in Hallam’s industrial hub for four hours when a truck slammed into an electricity pole…
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Kiwi ace’s second cup raid
Left: Anthony Butt holds the 2003 Cranbourne Pacing Cup aloft in triumph after Mister DG won the race in 2003. By Brad Kingsbury QUEENSLAND trained…
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