Ranges Trader Mail / News
28/07/2005
Cell death shakes police
A DEATH in custody and an axe attack made for a nightmare 48 hours for Knox police last week.
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Library works set to start
THE Shire of Cardinia is forging ahead with its plans to start construction on its $2.25 million Eme...
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SES outrage at car thefts
EMERALD emergency service volunteers returned to headquarters on Sunday night to find their cars had...
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Parking row resolved
THE Shire of Cardinia has resolved a dispute that erupted in Emerald in May over disabled parking sp...
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Billy breakin targets storage
BELGRAVE police reported a break and enter into Puffing Billy’s train storage facility in Menzies Cr...
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Former tech teacher hits out
A FORMER teacher has criticised the Federal Government for its announcement last week of a new techn...
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Youth council named
THE 20 names of Knox City Council’s 2005 to 2007 Youth Council members have been revealed.
Shrouded...
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Student eyes council
KNOX City Councillors look out, Alarna Power is eyeing your seats.
At 20yearsold the Ferntree Gully...
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Games rush for accommodation
HONEYMOONERS and sports nuts could be vying for accommodation during Melbourne’s Commonwealth Games ...
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Libs slam Eastlink 'fat cats'
THE STATE Opposition is up in arms over the salaries of transport authority employees overseeing the...
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Street party
A STREET party will mark the opening of the GembrookCockatoo branch of the Bendigo Community Bank ne...
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Police reports
A MAN was killed on Sunday when his car and a trailer collided on the BelgraveHallam Road.
Police s...
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Helen Holliday
HELEN Holliday is rolling out the excitement in Olinda and surrounding suburbs by establishing a Pro...
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Tom Bell’s winter cup
THE threeday, Sam Ritchie Winter Cup at Emerald Golf Club was balanced on the outcome of the final r...
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Big guns fire at resort
LAKE Mountain Alpine Resort for 30 years has been a favourite destination for snow enthusiasts from ...
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Monbulk Op Shop
MONBULK’S Opportunity Shop is urgently seeking the aid of the community it has been helping for more...
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In a spin over show
ENTHUSED by spinning and weaving, Cockatoo resident, Marie Williams has been spinning yarns for more...
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Empire Earth sequal
WARFARE strategy fans can rejoice with the recent arrival of the sequel to the highly acclaimed Empi...
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Mail Snippets
BELGRAVE Kindergarten has invited parents to come and meet the staff during an open day on Wednesday...
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Bewitched
BEWITCHED, a nosetwitching family comedy, has attempted to recreate the magic of the original televi...
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Animal rights protest
MONBULK’s Main Street was the site of an animal rights protest last Monday, 18 July.
Members of the...
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Furniture with style
M.J. Collins in Kilsyth is one of four associated stores in Melbourne where customers will find a gr...
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Toddlers home help
PYJAMA PARTY: Local younsters from the Belgrave Lake Park Cottage Playgroup, from left, Rylan, Matt,...
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Homes get dust relief
MT EVELYN residents living in Bailey Road will soon see the road sealed with council approving its i...
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Monbulk College donation
MONBULK College students donated packet and canned food to drought stricken farmers recently.
The ...
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Musicians
MUSICIANS have been given the opportunity to ‘jam’ together, with the State Government funding a Roc...
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