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Fund to go a long way

THE State Government claims farmers and regional communities in Gippsland will benefit from the new $200 million Agriculture Infrastructure and Jobs Fund, which it...

Couple give a blanket pardon

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM A PAKENHAM family are appealing to the thief who stole their car over the weekend to return a sentimental baby blanket that...

Gun threat finishes footy

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM PLAY was suspended at the Officer Recreation Reserve over the weekend following reports that an angry spectator had made threats and mentioned...

Nathan’s in fine voice

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH UP against hundreds of talented young performers from across Victoria, Pakenham’s own Nathan Hancock beat them all. In a gruelling month-long audition process,...

Apple grower picks a winner

Pushing the boundaries have paid off for Drouin apple grower BRAD FANKHAUSER. General manager of family business Fankhauser Apples, he recently won a major...

Arrests over thefts from cars

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM TWO underage alleged offenders were arrested yesterday (Monday) over a string of thefts from motor vehicles over the weekend. A 15-year-old male and...

Slow blow for birth relief

By LIA SPENCER MICHELLE Newton had had a relatively pain-free labour with her first son Jack due to hypnobirthing techniques. So when she found out...

Lock ’em up in Lakeside

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM UNLOCKED cars were again the target of thieves in Pakenham last week, despite warnings from police for residents to lock their vehicles. Valuables...

Attacks in Pakenham

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM A TAXI driver was the victim of a callous attack at Pakenham train station over the weekend. At about 12.30am on Saturday morning,...

Naval spirit runs in blood

By CASEY NEILL PAKENHAM teen Able Seaman Lydia Maratai’s passion for the navy spans generations. The 15-year-old’s great-great-grandfather served in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) in...

Quarry cat out of the bag

By DANI ROTHWELL THE proposed Tonimbuk Quarry is still in the works. Bill Pearson of the Mount Cannibal and District Preservation Group said the company which...

Memories jogged, imagination stirred

AN afternoon of bush poetry, music and storytelling was enjoyed by about 200 people who attended the opening event of the Garfield Winterfest held...

Seagulls legends honoured

**One of the most awesome things you’ll see in local sport is the new mural on the wall of the TOORADIN Sports Club. The...