Go for healthy living
Staff at Go Vita Berwick are passionate about health and vitality because they know that healthy people are able to enjoy life to the...
Bunnings a blaze of action
BUNNINGS Pakenham was transformed into a sea of CFA trucks on Sunday.
A CFA Fire Awareness session was held for the community including jumping...
Capacity for craft
THE Evergreen Retirement Village was booked to capacity on Saturday with its annual residents' market day another big success. Hand-made items were up for...
Burn off caution sounded
By BEN CAMERON
PAKENHAM Fire Brigade captain Phil Craig has urged Cardinia Shire residents to exercise caution when burning off following several fires...
Fortune favours the bold
A PAKENHAM community stalwart might be getting a good Christmas present this year. Former Pakenham Secondary College student Ivan Brown has made the BRW...
On course to give again
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
LOCAL businesses that have raised around $100,000 for a Pakenham welfare group will do their bit again next week as...
Pitched in the wrong place
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
ODD or illegally placed campaign vehicles are doing little for the Gembrook candidates as they head into the election.
Labor Candidate...
Labor pledge for integration
By MELISSA MEEHAN
A BRAND new state-of-the-art purpose built facility for integration students at Emerald Secondary College will be built, if the Labor...
Feet do the talking
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
HUNDREDS of feet are expected to stamp the pavement next week as part of Pakenham’s commitment to end violence toward...
Battin defends overseas travel
By BEN CAMERON
MEMBER for Gembrook Brad Battin has defended claims from his Labor opponent that he wasted taxpayers’ money on overseas travel...
Platform pledge
By BEN CAMERON
MORE than four kilometres of single train line will be duplicated between Bunyip and Longwarry if the State Government is...
Laws to better protect victims
By DANNY BUTTLER
NEW laws to better protect and empower victims of family violence and hold perpetrators to account are now in force...
Buddhist monk taken into custody after guilty verdicts
The head monk of a Keysborough Buddhist temple has been remanded into custody after a jury convicted him of 17 child sexual abuse charges.
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