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Ambulance cover crisis
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD Residents from Berwick to Sale were without regular ambulance services for several hours last week after Ambulance Victoria was left with a…
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Hoody man may hold murder key
By DANIELLE GALVIN ONE week on and Pakenham continues to reel following the senseless and vicious murder of a normal mum in her McCaffery Rise…
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Fountain fix in motion
LAKESIDE’S fountain could be flowing again soon. After the fountain was damaged over summer around New Years Eve, Cardinia Shire Council has assessed the options…
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Pitch in for relay
By BRIDGET COOK THE Cranbourne Narre Relay For Life will hold a launch night this weekend where the community can find out how it can…
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On the march for a cure
MATT Furphy’s 300km walk led him all the way to Hotondo Homes in Pakenham. The cancer survivor left Bairnsdale on 21 July bound for the…
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Parliament visit for young historians
A GROUP of Alkira Secondary College students were recognised for their efforts in documenting the life of local war veterans during a visit to Parliament…
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Raising a stink
By NICOLE WILLIAMS Call goes out for bins to tackle rubbish… FROM Henk Heremans’s house he can see a footbridge leading over the railway line…
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Killer packs on the prowl
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD Twenty five sheep and one alpaca have been killed in a vicious dog attack in Cranbourne East. Now council investigators are hunting…
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Hopping mad
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A Dandenong man handed himself into police on Tuesday following the horrific arrow-shooting of an Endeavour Hills kangaroo. A 21-year-old was interviewed…
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It’s a healthy sign
CARDINIA Shire schools are being encouraged to jump, skip and run to a healthier classroom. Health Minister David Davis said it was quick and simple…
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Car set alight
POLICE are seeking information about a deliberately lit car fire in Clyde North last week. At about 5am on Friday 26 July, a car located…
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Woman robbed of phone
A WOMAN was robbed while walking home from the Berwick Inn this month. The woman was walking along Gloucester Avenue at 12.45am on Saturday the…
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