Graffiti gets one big thumbs down
By DANIELLE GALVIN
NEW legislative powers will force small businesses to keep their spray cans hidden or face prosecution under a radical campaign to stamp...
Picnic races a thing of the past?
By DAVID NAGEL
PAKENHAM Picnic Racing Club and its iconic New Year’s Day race meeting will both cease to exist unless the local community rallies...
Festive obsession switches on
By RUSSELL BENNETT
PETER and Marylin Siegman’s Christmas obsession has taken hold once again.
The Emerald retirees have added even more to their already astonishing lights...
Gear up for fire season
By DANIELLE GALVIN AND BRIDGET SCOTT
FIRE crews across Cardinia are getting ready for the bushfire season and encouraging residents to be vigilant.
As local brigades...
Women targetted in attacks
By DANIELLE GALVIN
THE hunt is on for three men after two attacks on women and one indecent exposure in Pakenham.
It comes just two weeks...
Fight goes on
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
HARKAWAY residents are being called to arms.
The community is celebrating the City of Casey’s decision to advocate for the village to be...
New Carols’ venue proves popular
By DANIELLE GALVIN
PERFORMERS, singers and local children lit up the stage at the carols by candlelight event in Pakenham on Sunday.
For the first time,...
Spray canned
By DANIELLE GALVIN
TERRITORIAL taggers squeezed out by the anti-graffiti movement in Casey may be moving in on Pakenham, damaging properties and angering local residents.
Anti-graffiti...
Park ruined by litter vandals
LITTER, thefts and property damage is frustrating a Cardinia Lakes resident.
Carolyn Mason walks around Windermere Park each day and she is concerned with the...
Clean-up pumps numbers
A POLICE blitz on illegal weapons and anti-social behaviour is behind a dramatic spike in crime figures in Cardinia Shire.
The latest crime statistics released...
Out with the old, in with the new
By BRIDGET SCOTT AND DAVID NAGEL
PAKENHAM Racing Club has pencilled in Thursday 26 March 2015 as the date for its first race meeting at...
Vandals derail commuter plans
EARLY bird and peak hour commuters were faced with huge delays this morning after vandals caused damage to vital V/Line signalling equipment.
V/Line announced that...
Groups mark down Collins’ legacy
Community groups have congratulated City of Casey planning director James Collins on his appointment as the new CEO of Cardinia Shire Council, though many...
