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Budding super sleuths at work

By ANEEKA SIMONIS SCIENCE was made fun at an Emerald school holiday program, encouraging kids to release their inner mad scientist. Kids aged 5...

Help for on high

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM Eighteen months ago, Delia Beattie received some devastating news - she had cervical cancer. “I was 34 and healthy. Obviously it was a...

Icon has run its race

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM WHILE the Pakenham Racing Club was hosting a day of competition at its new Tynong racetrack, it was farewell to an icon...

Guides tap into water savings

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM PAKENHAM Girl Guides are going green by installing a sustainable water tank system at their Henry Street Hall after receiving a community...

Works set to ease traffic black spots

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM TWO traffic accident black spots within Cardinia will receive significant safety upgrades after funding was announced by the Federal Government yesterday. Assistant Minister...

Crash students offered counselling

STUDENTS have been offered counselling today after their bus was in a collision with a truck this morning. Thirty Kooweerup Secondary College students were on...

Kitchen in flames

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM FIREFIGHTERS were called to Parman Avenue in Pakenham this afternoon, Wednesday 22 July, after a fire broke out inside a home. About 3.45pm,...

Poll division

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM Same sex marriage? La Trobe is split down the middle, according to a poll by MP for La Trobe Jason Wood. Mr Wood...

Decor cheer out

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM CHRISTMAS magic will be left to Santa this December after council decided not to fund community Christmas decorations in Cardinia Townships. In March,...

Hounded by hoons

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM EMOTION ran high at last night’s Cardinia Shire Council meeting as residents pleaded with Central Ward councillors to act urgently on the...

Heartfelt for Elijah

By LIA SPENCER WHILE many a mum-to-be is pre-occupied with fixing up the nursery, buying last minute essentials and getting some extra rest, a heavily...

Pollution claim against farmers

By CASEY NEILL A GEMBROOK business is fighting back against claims it’s damaging the environment. Mountain Harvest Foods customers and the Gazette received anonymous phone calls...

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...