Call to ramp up traffic
By LIA SPENCER
A FRUSTERATED driver from Beaconsfield said there was a perfect solution to ease busy traffic.
James Hallam, 45, said there was a need...
Liberating skills honed
By LIA SPENCER
A PAKENHAM man has travelled overseas to help Cambodian children learn new skills.
Dylan Redman, 42, is travelling with people from his church,...
Boost is formula for success
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A PAKENHAM mum said a global shortage of infant and toddler formula meant her child missed out on valuable nutrients during her...
Cash for crime clampdown
Cardinia Shire Council has received almost $400,000 in crime prevention funding since 2011, the State Government has claimed.
Crime Prevention Minister Edward O’Donohue said the...
Tough life on the pension
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A NEW global report which identifies Aussie seniors' financial security in the bottom third in the world is a call for government...
Geoff’s maturity wins out
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
WHEN Kooweerup’s Geoff Stokes made his way through Government House, he never knew he would be leaving with his greatest honour to...
Termites Battin down the hatches
By MELISSA MEEHAN
THE clubhouse is termite infested, and there are no change room facilities for women, but all that could change if the Napthine...
Double storey bid fails
By BEN CAMERON
A plan to build a double storey commercial building at Beaconsfield’s Wood Street Commercial and Civic Precinct has been rejected by Cardinia...
Council puts bite on dog breeder’s plans
By BEN CAMERON
A decision on a Menzies Creek resident’s application to rear 15 rottweilers on her Wellington Road property has been deferred by Cardinia...
Counterfeit cash warning
By BEN CAMERON
Three counterfeit notes have been used in the Nar Nar Goon area over the past few weeks, according to Koweerup police.
Cardinia shire...
Birds’ nest short straw
WHEN Nicole Bradshaw saw smoke rising from the bonnet of her car, she feared the worst.
Pulling her five-year-old daughter Tahlia from her silver Toyota...
Big bucks for charity
By KATELYN PINAL
MORE than 300 people attended the Casey Cardinia Foundation’s annual charity dinner on Friday night at the Cardinia Cultural Centre.
It was the...












