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Jockey rides for Kids with Cancer Foundation
Star jockey Craig Williams has engaged with Kids with Cancer Foundation during this year’s Spring Racing Carnival with his cap featuring the foundation logo to…
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Tackling leadership opportunities head-on
Hampton Park Secondary College teacher and rugby academy program leader Erin Louden said receiving the award for Most Outstanding Rugby Academy School Ambassador at Rugby…
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Local pups shine at Dandenong Show
Local superstars Berwick Flyball Racing Team were all paws on ground at last weekend’s Dandenong Show. Taking part in the Dandy Drags Paw Power competition,…
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‘Severe’ rent crunch
Casey rentals are at their most unaffordable since 2015 – severely so for pensioner couples, according to newly released statistics. The Rental Affordability Index depicts…
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Forever homes
The Lost Dogs’ Home Cranbourne is appealing to the community to help rehome more than 30 dogs. Service delivery team leader Sally Laity said the…
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Garden club revels in 50th anniversary
When a local club celebrated its 50th anniversary, a dive into the past would strike any loyal member, or even a bystander, as inevitable for…
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Arborists converge
Watching arborists perform stunts could easily trick you into an illusion that tree climbing is effortless. The just-finished 2023 Victorian Tree Climbing Championships (VTCC) certainly…
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Pair bogged after allegedly fleeing police
Two people have been arrested after getting bogged while allegedly fleeing from police in Cranbourne. A Holden Cruz took off from a marked police car…
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Education funding campaign reaches Cranbourne West
The ‘For Every Child’ campaign made its way to Cranbourne West Primary School on Wednesday, with the school claiming a $1.1 million annual shortfall in…
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Casey ED tick
Emergency waiting times have reduced at Casey Hospital but non-urgent planned surgery waits are on the rise, according to the latest official stats. The latest…
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University expands pathways for nursing students
In a new partnership between Federation University and St John of God hospital, nursing students have been presented with a new pathway further their education…
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‘Bitter-sweet’ vindication for I Cook
In a “bitter-sweet victory”, ICF was denied damages in its $50 million misfeasance lawsuit against the Department of Health and Human Services despite Sutton’s order…
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