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...
Colourful Cockatoo market
Colourful costumes helped spread some cheer at this month’s Winter Madness themed Cockatoo Country Market.
Held on Saturday 6 August, some stallholders, volunteers and...
What’s on
A Chorus Line
CPAC presents one of Broadway’s longest running musicals about dancers vying for a spot in the chorus of a Broadway show. A...
Dazzling show comes to Cranbourne
A Cardinia-based theatre group is bringing one singular sensation to Cranbourne this month.
Featuring iconic top hats, the classic musical A Chorus Line is...
What’s on
Fairy Godmother Inc by Gemco Players
Gemco Players’ intermediate mid-year production is Fairy Godmothers Incorporated. The story is about the official workplace of the fairy...
Fear of portrait lighting
Pakenham Camera Club members were treated to a Mark Teague workshop focusing on the joint fears of cost and application in Portraiture lighting at...
Looking back this week
30 years to 1992
The election of Bruce Barron in East Ward has given the City of Berwick its youngest ever councillor. Ex-Cr Kevin Adlard,...
Fire stories collated
A new exhibition at the Cardinia Cultural Centre is illustrating the journey from ignition to recovery in the communities impacted by the 2019 Bunyip...
Melbourne’s $13.5 billion Metro Tunnel to fully open in February 2026
The city’s mega-project, the $13.5 billion Metro Tunnel, will fully launch on 1 February 2026.
A partial opening will begin in early December.
Hailed as the...
