Warhorses visit the aged
By ROMAN KULKEWYCZ
HILLVIEW Bunyip Aged Care residents were thrilled when they were visited by a couple of magnificent horses last week as...
Whistle’s signal for slaughter
By GARRY HOWE
A HAUNTING shriek twice rang through the Anzac Day service at Upper Beaconsfield on Saturday.
RSL Sub-branch president Eric Chaplin put...
Memorial day shows growing awareness
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
THE picturesque Memorial Gardens in Tooradin were the perfect setting for a moving Anzac service on Saturday morning.
The memorial was...
The real facts of Gallipoli
By MAJOR GUY WARNOCK
I WOULD like to speak this morning about the way we view what we commonly refer to now as...
Service hears of casualty clearance flood
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
ANZAC Day saw hundreds of people gather before dawn at the war memorial in Main Street, Nar Nar Goon.
Spilling onto...
School’s service branches out
A PARTICULARLY special Anzac Day service was held at Lang Lang Primary School last week.
The school planted a Gallipoli oak seedling in a ceremony...
Age of Anzac is unbowed
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
AMONG the many attending Anzac Day services on Saturday morning were over 200 residents gathered at Cardinia Waters.
Held at the...
Berwick at a standstill
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
THERE are not many occasions that could bring the whole of High Street to a standstill, but Berwick’s Anzac Service...
Their names remain among us
By GARRY HOWE
EACH year Willem and Margaret Boon gather at the Beaconsfield cenotaph on the Sunday before Anzac Day to listen to...
Across board in unison
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
EVERY Thursday morning, a group of singers gather at Pakenham Community Centre to share lunch and a love of music.
The...
Vantage viewing, vanishing tip
THE mystery of the disappearing dirt at Toomuc Reserve captivated the Gazette this week.
On Wednesday, an anonymous walker said that large mounds of dirt...
Councillor in ‘cuckoo land’
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
POT shots aimed at a councillor caused a commotion at last’s week’s Cardinia Shire budget proposal.
Councillor Colin Ross, the only...
Shopping centre blitz sees over 100 arrests
A 15-year-old carrying a hunting knife, two men fighting with a hammer and a couple who stole clothing worth hundreds of dollars are among...
