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Ground-breaking sensor-driven auto breaks

THE Transport Accident Commission has welcomed a sharp increase in the number of new cars available with technology that automatically senses danger and applies...

Tax change call

OUR Federal Government is conducting a tax review. Many of the reforms appear to recommend variations to our current system. Same old methods. Cumbersome,...

Bright sparks put to test

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A RECORD number of 200 students sat the academic scholarship test at St Margaret’s and Berwick Grammar School on Saturday...

Users pay on danger road

By BEN CAMERON COCKATOO residents may have to pay to seal an often “impassable” road if community dissatisfaction with the strip grows stronger. Cockatoo...

Lock-up call as thieves make hay

By ANEEKA SIMONIS POLICE have renewed calls for drivers to lock up their cars amid a rising number of credit card frauds. Acting Senior...

Derailed project back on line

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A REVISED plan by the State government for the $2 to $2.5 billion Cranbourne-Pakenham Rail Corridor Project could be featured...

Unfair rates, retirees complain

By BEN CAMERON MEMBER for Gembrook Brad Battin has thrown his support behind a group of angry retirement village residents in Berwick who...

Quarry quandary

By BEN CAMERON FEDERAL Member for McMillan Russell Broadbent would support concerned North Bunyip residents living near a proposed quarry in the area,...

Kicking off on right note

By BEN CAMERON MAKE sure you make all the right moves at the early stages of setting up a business. Offering clear, straightforward...

Great week for bridge club

THE Berwick Bridge Club enjoyed a week of great play starting on Monday 9 February with six tables. Matthew Tiplady and Julie Day came first...

Rampant rubbish

IT'S a pity Aneeka’s story on illegal dumping (News, 5/2/15) didn’t also picture the rubbish dumped at the nearly completed (two years and still...

New docs for old surgery

By ANEEKA SIMONIS A KOOWEERUP surgery which was forced to close down due to a lack of doctors will reopen following a nationwide...

Civic band honours the late Lyn Stephenson

The Cardinia Civic Concert Band's recent performance was a bittersweet moment marked by an exciting guest, while many paid tribute to the late Lyn...