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Shell shocked at huge eggs
Kathleen Wilkie was minding her son’s Endeavour Hills home when she discovered that one of his Rhode Island red chooks had laid two whopping big…
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Yooralla expansion gets funds
Left: Yooralla in Narre Warren has received $250,000 to expand their children’s centre. Marie Symons and son Euan Symons, Minister for Children Sherryl Garbutt and…
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A Classic end to spring
Jockey Michael Cahill parades Natural Blitz before its fourthplaced run in the 2005 Caulfield Cup. The Cranbournetrained horse will be among the top chances in…
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Cranbourne buckles to Buckley bats
Right: Young Cranbourne allrounder Daniel Hunt got among the runs and wickets in the club’s turfone side. CRANBOURNE Cricket Club’s turf-one side went down when…
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Miners seize top place
Left: Running back Anthony Igmen goes past a Rangers defender. THE Berwick Miners junior gridiron team beat the previously undefeated Croydon Rangers on Sunday at…
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Hyland fling for Chris
Above: Cranbourne trainer Chris Hyland was thrilled with the win of his gelding Larson in Sunday’s feature race at the Trade Union family races day.…
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No cargo for Col’s cult
Left: Cranbourne trainer Colin Alderson celebrated the final day of the Flemington spring carnival with the win of his talented gelding Cargo Cult in the…
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With help, Katherine makes a Splash
Katherine Stewart and Splash jump a training fence at home in Pakenham. Katherine is flying to California at the end of this month to compete…
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Special soccer at Doveton
Far left: Doveton Special Soccer School player David Cain in action. MORE than 300 players turned out last Friday to take part in the eighth…
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Pure high for Octane
Devon Meadows-trained greyhound star Pure Octane bounced back from his disappointing Topgun loss three weeks ago to win the $15,000 feature Silver Bullet over 525…
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Meeting will check on oil
President of Friends of Ermera Jan Trezise has invited Casey residents to come along and learn about Australia’s and East Timor’s oil agreement. By Rebecca…
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Students experience diversities of culture
Students at Thomas Mitchell Primary School in Endeavour Hills enjoyed a multicultural day recently dressing up in traditional costumes. MORE than 60 nationalities came together…
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