Rescuers bake as crash temperatures soar
AN ELDERLY driver was rushed to hospital last month after he was trapped as the temperature in his crashed car exceeded 50 degrees Celsius.
A...
He’s Berwick’s teen idol
By LIA SPENCER
PRECEDE:
Jax Novoa is a household name to millions of young Nickelodeon fans. But to his family and friends in Berwick...
Top badge for Joey Elise
PAKENHAM Joey Scouts have handed out a prestigious badge for just the sixth time in the club’s history.
Eight-year-old Elise Baird received the Scout Promise...
Food fixed from garden
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
CARDINIA Shire youngsters are enthusiastically getting their hands dirty while learning how to grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh, seasonal...
School takes a stand
By BEN CAMERON
KOOWEERUP Secondary College has taken an official stand against homophobia.
Safe Schools Coaliation Australia spokesperson and Yarra Glen footballer Jason Ball...
Hot rods shine, mowers race
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
MORE than 400 show cars made it out to the recent Show N Shine in Lang Lang.
Hot road and custom...
Foodies for breakfast
Renowned authors and television presenters Matthew Evans and Nick Haddow kick off the Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast for 2015.
Matthew Evans hosts the popular SBS...
Cash-strapped Scout saved
By BEN CAMERON
A PAKENHAM Scout’s trip of a lifetime to Japan has been bankrolled by a very generous Pakenham Gazette reader.
The Gazette...
Headstart for an inquiring mind
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A BRIGHT spark from Berwick was sponsored by a local group to attend an esteemed science forum in Canberra earlier...
Tigers come out to play
THE mighty Tigers came to Pakenham earlier this week for lunch and a footy clinic with eager fans.
The team fuelled up with lunch at...
Mitch’s feet do the talking
OVER 600 walkers took to Pakenham’s Toomuc Reserve over the weekend for Relay For Life.
And among the brave cancer survivors, carers and supporters was...
Red Cross turns eight
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
BERWICK’s Red Cross store celebrated its eighth birthday last week.
Members, most of who were there when the charity group started...

















