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New Sober worm spreads like wildfire
Nick VerhaarUSERS all over the world have recently become the unfortunate recipients of hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of virus infected emails containing new…
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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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