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Cranbourne News

13/07/2006
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580 axed
HUNDREDS of jobs have been axed as Coles Myer this week announced it is closing its Hampton Park Dis...  (13/07/2006)

Changes over crossing upgrade
BUSES will replace all trains between Dandenong and Cranbourne on Sunday, 16 July while the Greens R...  (13/07/2006)

Leisure Centre contract goes to The Cox Group
THE Cranbourne Aquatic and Leisure Centre is one step closer to being built after the contract was a...  (13/07/2006)

Man chased, bashed, robbed
A HAMPTON Park man was assaulted and robbed after he and a group of friends were chased through the ...  (13/07/2006)

Woman assaulted in street attack
A HAMPTON Park woman was indecently assaulted as she walked to work in the early hours of the mornin...  (13/07/2006)

No end to complaints, says Casey Council
CASEY deputy mayor Rob Wilson has failed in his attempt to stop people complaining to the council ab...  (13/07/2006)

Susan has Aussie citizenship sewn up
A CRANBOURNE woman has sewn her place in Australian history. Susan Frederick was one of 140 people t...  (13/07/2006)

Pair in daylight smash and grab
A MAN watched as two people carried out a daylight smash and grab in Cranbourne. The man was putting...  (13/07/2006)

They keyed wrong car: owner
A WOMAN whose car was keyed says it was a case of mistaken identity. The woman parked her car at the...  (13/07/2006)

All Other Stories
Roll up for a swinging time
CRANBOURNE Preschool children hope locals will get into the swing of things in a rock ‘n’ roll nigh...  (13/07/2006)

Kick on, Superules
PAST players and officials of Victoria’s oldest Sup-erules club are invited to kick back at the club...  (13/07/2006)

Club seeks council help on road
THE Cranbourne Racing Centre has appealed to Casey Council to help upgrade a road leading to the rac...  (13/07/2006)

Hay shed hit by fire
A HAY shed on a Clyde North property went up in flames, destroying tractors and machinery in its wak...  (13/07/2006)

Cool duo rob TAB till
TWO men pulled off a brazen theft at the Cranbourne TAB last week. Police said one man sat down at a...  (13/07/2006)

Apprentices get a boost
CASEY contractors may have to hire apprentices if they want to do work with the council. Council off...  (13/07/2006)

Vandals hit shed
A SHED used to store theatre props was broken into last week. Vandals removed a metal sheet from the...  (13/07/2006)

Funds shot in the arm for health
PARLIAMENTARY Secretary for Health Daniel Andrews visited Cranbourne this week to announce funding t...  (13/07/2006)

New library chapter may open for Casey
A BUS full of books, CDs and magazines could be making its way to Casey’s coastal villages. Casey...  (13/07/2006)

Racy week on track
HARNESS and thoroughbred race meetings were held at Cranbournelast week with both days featuring a t...  (13/07/2006)

New kill bill for elm beetles
CASEY residents will now need to pay out of their own pockets to rid their elm trees of a killer bee...  (13/07/2006)

The Landlords rule the roost
SIX local bands battled it out on Friday night but five-piece The Landlords took the prize. The City...  (13/07/2006)

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