3D printers taking the lead
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A DATA processing lab in Pakenham, which uses the same technology as the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute, is...
Berwick Bridge Club results
Friday 20 March, Nationwide pairs ten-table Mitchell
First north-south: Bert Romeijn and Julie Day 69.44 per cent.
Second north-south: Terry Sheaf and Angela Larsen...
Horse therapy for elderly
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH
THE team at Le Pine Funerals got two Persian draft horses to switch roles this week with the help of 20 kilograms...
Grilled over graffiti
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
AN 18-YEAR-OLD Pakenham man, who is believed to be the shire’s worst graffiti offender, has been interviewed by police.
Police recently seized evidence...
Stabbed man covered in blood
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A PAKENHAM man stabbed multiple times in his own home was airlifted to
The Alfred hospital in a critical condition over the...
Bayles is keen on greens
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
BAYLES is brimming with nutritious vegies for hungry locals who have difficulty getting their hands on affordable, fresh food in their town.
Cardinia...
Long locks lost for love
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A BRAVE little girl with a big heart recently chopped off her long locks out of love for her sick Pop battling...
House arrest
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
Colonies of wasps swarm backyards, terrifying residents who are under...
TERRIFIED residents have become prisoners in their own homes as colonies of wasps...
Fence friends indeed
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH
PRECEDE: To celebrate Neighbour Day, the Gazette asked readers to tell their stories about living next door to good people. Here are...
Catani takes on pavilion challenge
By BEN CAMERON
THE Catani sporting community and local tradespeople have joined forces to ensure a pavilion extension servicing local netball and tennis clubs, goes...
Four years for ‘gross negligence’
By BEN CAMERON
A MAN guilty of “grossly negligent” driving which left a Cockatoo woman with “life-changing injuries” has been sentenced to four years' jail.
Jason...
Council drags feet over barking nuisance
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A PAKENHAM man said years of unsuccessful attempts to silence a yappy neighbourhood pooch had sent him doggone mad.
Anthony Walters, who said...
Quiet service honoured
Often, the quiet work of so many goes unnoticed, but the Kooweerup and District Motorcycle Club never forgets those who help the organisation tick....
