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Modern touch an - exciting phase
A NEW ‘suburb’ is being built from the ground up on Pakenham’s north eastern fringe. Cardinia Shire... (28/07/2005)

Modern touch an ‘exciting phase’
A NEW ‘suburb’ is being built from the ground up on Pakenham’s north eastern fringe. Cardinia Shire ... (28/07/2005)

Schoolgirl beats kidnap
THE attempted abduction of a primary school girl in Eumemmerring last Thursday has sparked renewed c... (28/07/2005)

Couple discover act of vandalism
A LEISURELY afternoon bush walk turned into a disaster for an elderly couple when they returned to f... (28/07/2005)

The tooth is out there
A LARGE pool of congealed blood and smashed dentures found in Doveton have sparked a police investig... (28/07/2005)

Bend claims life of young father
A 'FREAK' incident on a dangerous stretch of BelgraveHallam Road at Narre Warren East claimed the li... (28/07/2005)

The tooth is out there
A LARGE pool of congealed blood and smashed dentures found in Doveton have sparked a police investig... (28/07/2005)

Bend claims life of young father
A 'FREAK' incident on a dangerous stretch of BelgraveHallam Road at Narre Warren East claimed the li... (28/07/2005)

Police nab boozers in Berwick
Two booze buses were set up southbound on Clyde Road between the Freeway and Bemersyde Drive, suppor... (28/07/2005)

All Other Stories

Trees of learning
STUDENTS at Fountain Gate Primary School got their hands dirty putting shovel to soil to help the en... (28/07/2005)

Stage is set for Alice
STUDENTS at Fountain Gate Primary School are living in a wonderland ... well, almost. From Tuesday, ... (28/07/2005)

Tempting treats tasted in good health
THERE were smiles all around at Fountain Gate Primary School on Tuesday – even if they were more ora... (28/07/2005)

Party politics row erupts
DEPUTY mayor of Casey, Rob Wilson, has lashed out at mayor Neil Lucas, accusing him of trying to ous... (28/07/2005)

Back to school for Nelson
FEDERAL Education Minister Brendan Nelson visited Kambrya College in Berwick yesterday (Wednesday) t... (28/07/2005)

Now, Abraham in email probe
FOUR Oaks Ward councillor Roland Abraham is embroiled in a second major controversy, only months aft... (28/07/2005)

Pride of the plains
DISNEY'S awardwinning musical The Lion King is set to open at Melbourne's Regent Theatre on 28 July ... (28/07/2005)

Gee Wiz, curtain to rise
THE curtain is set to rise on Lyndhurst Secondary College's production of The Wiz. The Wiz is a mode... (28/07/2005)

Grant to benefit young people
SUPPORT services for young people in Cranbourne will share in a $4 million funding boost. Cranbourne... (28/07/2005)

Clubs honour great players
PAKENHAM and Cranbourne Football Clubs celebrated reunions last weekend. More than 300 people crowde... (28/07/2005)

School league kicks off
HALLAM Valley Primary School has its very own football league, and the competition officially starte... (28/07/2005)

Scorpions return to winning days
WHILE it hasn't been at the peak of its success as a club for the past few years, the Scorpions VFL ... (28/07/2005)

Thieves 'clean out' factory
THIEVES made clean getaway from a Hallam factory last week, stealing a truck loaded with $150,000 wo... (28/07/2005)

Fullers speed ahead
The highly experienced Jeff Beable from Lysterfield, Berwick car dealer Scott Manson and Berwick fat... (28/07/2005)

Students praised
Mr Paynter also presented the Gleneagles' students with a banner and certificate for their participa... (28/07/2005)

Pottery bargains galore
IT'S the chance to snap up a real bargain at Robert Gordon's factoryoutlet sale with nothing over $1... (28/07/2005)

Helplines set to answers tax queries
SENIORS citizens with questions about their tax return or how to lodge a claim, can turn to the Aus... (28/07/2005)

Happy life at Blue Hills
ALL the residents at Blue Hills agree – the multiaward winner at Cranbourne is a wonderful place to ... (28/07/2005)

Great prices and designs
FOR a limited time only, Australian Rug Craftsmen are holding a huge rug sale with 20 to 50 per cent... (28/07/2005)

Reaching out in friendship across the miles
Friends of Ermera president Jan Trezise presented the Gleneagles' students with a banner made by an ... (28/07/2005)

Tips for tackling tax
TAX experts from the nation's largest accounting and finance organisation, CPA Australia, have prepa... (28/07/2005)

Concert gets a roar of approval
HAMPTON Park Primary School students have been involved in some unusual animal antics recently. Juni... (28/07/2005)

Pulling all the right strings
PUPPETABILITY is coming to Casey this weekend. The free puppet show and workshop for children this ... (28/07/2005)

Gators get close
FOUNTAIN Gate had a tough week of junior football, returning only two wins despite some close margin... (28/07/2005)

Meadows left short
DEVON Meadows' netballers were plagued with injuries against the strong Cranbourne teams on Saturday... (28/07/2005)

Counting the cost
COLES Myer wants to redevelop the park in Spring Square Hallam and make it into a BiLo supermarket w... (28/07/2005)

Great food, great people at FoodWorks
FOODWORKS at Amberly Park may have changed its name but everything else has stayed the same. The own... (28/07/2005)

Health care with a difference
The newly opened Amberly Healthcare offers services in family medicine, women's health, men's healt... (28/07/2005)

Senior citizens
CRANBOURNE MEMBERS are reminded that the AGM will be held on Thursday, 4 August at 10.30am. It wo... (28/07/2005)

Family centre opens
THEoldest and youngest students of Doveton North Primary School cut the ribbon to open the school's ... (28/07/2005)

Messenger tricked into delivering new worm
With the number of mass mailing worms being delivered primarily via email these days, many email sys... (28/07/2005)