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  • Charges after raid

    POLICE have charged two men and uncovered more than $60,000 worth of stolen goods following a search in Berwick last week. Police raided a house…

  • Cash boost helps out

    THE State Government has ensured a Cranbourne group can continue to support local people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga…

  • Charges after mugging spree

    By BRIDGET COOK POLICE have charged three Hampton Park teenagers following a crime spree across Casey last week. The youths have been charged following a…

  • Hot shot high

    Hot shot high

    By BRIDGET COOK CASEY’s fire brigades achieved what they initially thought would be impossible last week as they all came together for a rare photo…

  • Job improves outlook

    Job improves outlook

    By BRIDGET COOK CONAN Bila has always struggled to find positive employment opportunities in the past. But the Cranbourne resident’s luck changed this year when…

  • Respect envoy

    Respect envoy

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD RUSSELL Robertson isn’t just speaking for the sake of it when he talks about white ribbons. The former Melbourne footy player and…

  • Tears for Anzac

    Tears for Anzac

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD PAM Mamouney says she doesn’t cry very often. But when the 78-year-old travelled to Canberra last Saturday to lay a wreath for…

  • Second chance

    Second chance

    By BRIDGET COOK WOMEN of all ages who missed out on doing their debutante ball in high school are being given a second chance to…

  • Mum’s acumen and passion

    Mum’s acumen and passion

    By BRIDGET COOK LYNDHURST’S Robyn Papworth is up for two awards which celebrate mothers doing their best to have it all – a successful and…

  • Art for the senses

    Art for the senses

    By BRIDGET COOK MARNEBEK School students showed off their artistic flair at the school’s annual art show last month. The budding young artists kicked off…

  • Theft cum grief

    Theft cum grief

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CRANBOURNE student Tony Jakupi hopes thieves who stole his recently deceased father’s tip-truck and bobcat might feel a pang of conscience. Tony’s…

  • Healthy school course

    Healthy school course

    By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM LANG Lang Primary School recently conducted an audit of their health policies and introduced practical changes in an effort to encourage its students…

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