Job cuts could devastate marine parks, wildlife
Victorian National Parks Association (VNPA) has warned proposed cuts to the Victorian Fisheries Authority will leave the state's marine parks and wildlife virtually unprotected...
Major works continue
Critical testing and trial operations are underway on the Metro Tunnel Project, which will impact travellers on the Pakenham and Cranbourne lines.
According to the...
Thousands brave weather for Tooradin Tractor Pull
Tooradin had its annual Tractor Pull and Truck Show on Saturday 15 February.
Despite the wind and the rain, the community event attracted thousands of...
Youth’s pathway to employment
Paving the way for the youth in the workforce has always been a crucial initiative of growing cities, and much remains the same for...
AgriFutures Award Finalist
PRECEDE: In a male-dominated industry, Dr. Mary Cole stands out as a trailblazer and a finalist for the 2025 AgriFutures Rural Women's Award. Gazette...
Works start to widen Clyde Road bridge
Works are ramping up on the Clyde Road Upgrade with crews starting widening works on the bridge over the Princes Freeway.
Expanding the bridge from...
Officer Primary transformed
Officer Primary School has stood for over a century and families arrived this year to see an almost transformed school with brand new facilities.
Approximately...
Falls fear on fraught footpath
Richard has retired from his job at Monash Hospital, now the last thing he would want to see in his neighbour is someone screaming...
Tragedy retold in books
The disappearance of Carol Clay and Russell Hill while camping in Victoria’s High Country in March 2020 quickly captured the nation’s attention.
Pakenham Gazette readers...
Veteran’s show and shine
Vietnam Veterans And Veterans MC Gippsland Chapter held its annual Show and Shine on February 8, raising nearly $5,000 to support veterans and their...
Timeless designs
The 29th annual All American Car Show and Swap Meeting coordinated by the Rotary Club of Emerald & District and supported by the Thunderbirds...
Artist work pays off
Casey and Cardinia Shire artists have finally completed their colourful bollards at Akoonah Park, showcasing their skill and creativity for all to enjoy.
Last year,...
Job cuts could devastate marine parks, wildlife
Victorian National Parks Association (VNPA) has warned proposed cuts to the Victorian Fisheries Authority will leave the state's marine parks and wildlife virtually unprotected...
