Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeGazetteStray cattle concern police

Stray cattle concern police

PAKENHAM Police are concerned about cattle escaping from paddocks and straying on to road reserves to access feed as the drought worsens.
Acting Sergeant Stuart Halligan said police were called when cattle escaped onto Sybella Avenue and South Gippsland Highway at Kooweerup on Monday.
“We are working with the Cardinia Shire local laws staff to secure the cattle when these escapes occur,’’ he said.
Acting Sgt Halligan said it appeared some animals were pushing through fences to access feed on the road reserves.
He said the increased number of recent escapes of cattle was a concern and owners were encouraged to ensure fences were in order.
“We want to avoid any serious accidents involving stock and vehicles,’’ he said.
A man was killed last month when his car hit a horse on the Princes Highway in Pakenham.

Previous article
Next article
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Liberal Party members left puzzled by candidate hopeful’s alleged AI image...

A former Liberal candidate for Pakenham, hopeful of being preselected again this year, has puzzled colleagues after placing an allegedly AI-generated image of himself...
More News

Brilliant Bulls back together

It was a special day down at Greaves Reserve on the weekend as Dandenong West welcomed back many past premiership players and their partners...

Robb Evans is Cardinia Shire’s 2026 Citizen of the Year

An honour born of tragedy, Pakenham resident Robb Evans has been named Cardinia Citizen of the Year for his ongoing support of young people...

Emerald recognised as haven of the arts

Emerald is a haven for the arts, and that passion has been given well-deserved recognition at Cardinia’s Australia Day awards. The Emerald Arts Society won...

Mother takes torch, named Senior Citizen of the Year

A lifetime of quiet compassion has been brought into the spotlight, with longtime volunteer Maureen Timms named 2026 Senior Citizen of the Year at...

Cockatoo teen wins Young Citizen of the Year

At just 18, Eliza Owen from Cockatoo has already saved lives, rebuilt hope, and inspired a community. Last night, the Cardinia Shire Council recognised...

New hospitality era for Cranbourne

A change of ownership six months ago has marked a new chapter for Cranbourne landmark The Amazing Grace, with hospitality veteran Adam Sadiqzai returning...

Turning tragedy into action: Latrobe Citizen of the Year

A Casey mother who transformed personal tragedy into a powerful campaign to protect other children has been named La Trobe Citizen of the Year...

Teens flee stolen-car crash on Monash Freeway

Up to eight teen boys fled from a stolen car after a two-vehicle crash in Endeavour Hills on Saturday morning 24 January. The allegedly stolen...

Traders launch petition demanding Government compensation

Roadworks that disrupted businesses last year have rolled into 2026 with little change. Angry business owners across Cardinia and Casey say the State Government...

Why Building Strong Supplier Relationships is the Key to Success

Supply delays arrive without warning. Prices shift overnight. Quality issues surface at the worst possible time. Growth plans stall because materials or stock cannot...