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  • Danny dumps Doves

    By Brad KingsburyDOVETON premiership full-forward Danny Casset has walked out on a two-year deal with the Doves to play with Southern Football League battlers Parkmore.…

  • Narre North’s winning ways

    NARRE North’s first eleven continues its domination of B grade, achieving a first-innings victory against Coomoora on the opening day of the round. Coomoora was…

  • Bats shine for Cranbourne

    CRANBOURNE’S turf-one side put in a good batting performance away against St Mary’s on Saturday, scoring 8/218 and batting out 80 overs. The turf-three side…

  • Dandenong Cricket results

    Details of games played by the Dandenong and District Cricket Association in round four. TURF ONE Narre Warren 221 (B. O’Loughlin 78, C. Jarrett 57;…

  • Cranbourne chomps Cheltenham

    Right: Cranbourne bowler Wal Ballard indicates the distance from the jack during a recent match at the home rink.

  • Narre Warren tops in pennant

    NARRE Warren Bowls Club had a good result at home in Saturday’s RVBA pennant round seven against Hampton Park in division four, section six, winning…

  • Eagles land awards

    CRANBOURNE Football and Netball clubs held a joint presentation night recently with the evening highlighted by the awarding of the first Andrew Dalgleish to best-and-fairest…

  • Quaddie for Cranbourne RSL

    IT was a big weekend for Cranbourne RSL when it pulled off four great back-to-back wins in both divisions three and four during the double…

  • Roman conquers the Classic

    By Glen AtwellTHE Sandown Classic trophy landed at Cranbourne when Robbie Laing’s tough stayer Roman Arch conquered the 2400-metre course to win the $400,000 Group…

  • Jess dances her way to Disney

    Berwick dancer Jess Solomon thought it was too good to be true when she found out she had been awarded a six-month contract to dance…

  • Should voting in council elections be compulsory?

    Debra Prince, Dandenong NO “It interferes with choice and people should be encouraged, not obliged, to vote.”Manning Carlson, Endeavour Hills YES “It gives people more…

  • $8000 slug on new homes

    By Rebecca Fraser and NEW home-buyers in Casey could be slugged with a new $8000 tax, placing the ‘Great Australian Dream’ further out of reach.…

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