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Chris fires while Narre flops
A FIVE-WICKET haul by Narre Warren turf one side’s Chris Pentland wasn’t enough to save it from a comprehensive defeat at the hands of Dandenong…
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By George! What a win
By Brad Kingsbury A SUCCESSFUL visit to Cranbourne racecourse by legendary trainer George Hanlon highlighted last Thursday’s annual meeting dedicated to the Harrison family. The…
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Harrison familyheritage strong at Cranbourne
Cranbourne horse trainer Doug Harrison acknowledged retiring Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Yvonne Blackwood at last Thursday’s sentimental race meeting. By Brad Kingsbury A DECADE…
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Winners on the greens
NARRE Warren Bowls Club hosted RVBA Section five to eight men’s singles on Sunday, 15 January, with winner R. Davidson over G. Cohen 21 to…
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Soccer set to kick off
BERWICK City Soccer Club is getting into top gear for what it hopes will be another strong season. The club enjoyed a good 2005 following…
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Nelson salutes rugby idols
NARRE Warren resident and member of the Victorian under-16 rugby union team Jeremy Nelson came face to face with two of his sporting idols at…
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North bats fire
NARRE North batsmen fired at the weekend, including Aussie Jones, who continued his dream run of innings. @BT Sub Sport News:B GRADE With 109 from…
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Cranbourne’s costly drops
CRANBOURNE Cricket Club’s turf-one side had a tough day at the office on the first day of the round eight two-day fixture on Saturday. The…
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Council rejects supermarket
Casey councillor Mick Morland says valuable land in Berwick has become a dumping ground after council rejected an application to build a small supermarket there.…
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Hospital bus crisis
A bus stop, but no buses. Casey council plans to lobby the State Government to address the lack of public transport to Casey Hospital. By…
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Bushrangers give Doves a boost
By Glen Atwell
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Blown fuse cuts power
BERWICK residents were forced to bear the heat on Sunday after a fuse blew in the area, shutting off the power. As temperatures reached more…
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