Berwick poised to pounce
HE final round of pennant was completed at the weekend and promises an excellent round of finals matches for Berwick Bowling Club teams.
After the...
Council fights to save trees
DROUGHT is keeping Cardinia Shire staff busy protecting parks and gardens.
Councillors were told at their 19 February meeting that the Big Dry continued to...
Lunch for women’s auxiliary
THE Pakenham RSL Women’s Auxiliary will meet at the Pakenham Railway Hotel for lunch at noon tomorrow, Thursday, 8 March.
Subbranch members and their partners...
RSL meeting
PAKENHAM RSL members will meet tomorrow, Thursday, 8 March at their branch headquarters in James Street.
RSL president Norm Joseph said all exservicemen were welcome...
Maroons set the pace
NYORA’S Bgrade side has given Emerald a sizeable run chase this week after posting 250 on Saturday.
Emerald won the toss, sent the Maroons in...
Push for wall of fame
By Jim MynardSPRINGFIELD Ward councillor Lorraine Wreford wants to establish a wall of fame in the City of Casey to recognise people such as...
Ton puts Yabbies on top
A SUPERB 129 by Pakenham UpperToomuc (PUT’s) Justin Harris helped his side to an imposing 376 against top team Cardinia on Saturday.
It was Harris’...
Jack’s double at Drouin
AN excellent 67 nett gave junior Jack Henning the March monthly medal and Bgrade win at Drouin Golf Club on Saturday.
He won the double...
Clint sharpens Tiger’s claws
By Ken MooreTHERE is an air of expectancy at Lang Lang Football Club with the arrival of new captaincoach Clint Evans.
In his short time...
Cougar bats buckle
AFTER a promising start, Clyde’s Agrade bats fell away, posting a mediocre 188 against Officer at home on Saturday.
Openers Callum O’Hare and Daniel Waite...
Curtis survives heat to take home medal
ROB Curtis defied the heat on Saturday to win the Pakenham Golf Club’s March monthly medal with an excellent nett 62.
The Agrade winner was...
Farms dig deep to pay for feed
By Elizabeth LillisCARDINIA Shire farmers are reaching deep into their pockets in a bid to feed their animals in the drought conditions, while waiting...
Riding for resilience
Harkaway’s Craig Bates was diagnosed with a form of lymphoma cancer in late 2023, with his radiation therapy only finishing recently. Never one to...
