What’s on
Narre Warren and District Family History Group
The guest speaker at the general meeting of the Narre Warren and District Family History Group on Saturday...
Blokes gather for cause
More than 400 blokes came together at Gumbuya World on Friday 9 September to hear about their health and be entertained by comedians Dave...
Calling the shots
In her bid to take High Street to Hollywood, local show business allrounder Alyssa Scott will shoot her next short film project in Berwick....
Bunjil welcomes art lovers for Archibald Prize exhibition
Bunjil Place Gallery has opened its doors to art lovers for the prestigious and popular Archibald Prize, with 52 portraits on display featuring figures...
Pets have a ball at expo
After a two-year hiatus, the Casey Pet Expo made a triumphant return on Saturday 3 September.
Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick was the place to...
Finals fever begins
On Friday 2 September, St Michael’s Primary School celebrated its annual Footy Day fundraiser.
Footy Day was a morning of AFL football fun hosted...
Record stalls and browsers at Bunyip Market
Last Sunday the magnificent weather saw a record number of stall holders and browsers attend the monthly Bunyip Community Market.
Market president Tony Arrigo...
What’s on
Do you have troublesome weeds on your property? Why not trade them in for some free, locally native plants? Cardinia Shire Council and the...
Fallout of reduced water
The Save the Beaconsfield Reservoir Action Group’s HARRY JENSEN is concerned about Melbourne Water’s proposal for the Beaconsfield Reservoir, including the lowering of the...
Q and A with David Campbell, director of performing arts at Kooweerup Secondary College
What are you most passionate about?
I love being a teacher, loving my family and friends, and following Jesus.
What do you love about...
Tri Club win for…
Berwick Viewfinders Camera Club, Frankston Photographic Club and Pakenham Camera Club (PCC) recently contested their annual Tri Club photographic competition.
The always friendly but highly...
What’s on
Weed swap
Do you have troublesome weeds on your property? Why not trade them in for some free, locally native plants? Cardinia Shire Council and...