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Firefighters fear arson spree

Six fires on Cardinia Road in Cardinia on Saturday afternoon are believed to be deliberately lit. 95454

SIX fires on Cardinia Road on Saturday afternoon that narrowly avoided homes are believed to have been deliberately lit. CFA […]

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