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Police nab 10 times the average

Sergeant Nigel Atkins flicks through the hundreds of fines issued to motorists over the Queen’s Birthday By Jade LawtonCARDINIA police issued almost 400 fines...

Ace name change

KOOWEERUP residents will soon notice a few changes around the town. St John’s Tennis Club is about to become the Kooweerup Tennis Club. The club...

Labor’s man for Bass poll

Gerry Lonergan is Labor’s candidate for Bass.By Melissa MeehanTHE LABOR Party has announced its candidate for Bass in the State Election. Inverloch resident and...

Snow to greet Queen’s birthday

THE white stuff fell on cue for the June long weekend opening, with 10 centimetres of snow covering the ground. “This is the first...

Cenotaph under repair

PAKENHAM’S cenotaph will receive a facelift while works on the hall and library are completed. Cardinia Shire spokesman Paul Dunlop said the cenotaph was...

Slash flashback

Above: The ex-soldier served in Iraq and Afghanistan.By Kelly YatesWITH his own blood on his hands on a night out with friends in Melbourne,...

Divided track

By Melissa MeehanIT HAS divided the Bunyip community, but the Cardinia Shire Council is looking forward to providing a BMX track that will suit...

Koowee sea of traffic

Geoff Stokes wants a bypass in Kooweerup. Picture: Kim CartmellBy Melissa MeehanAnother long weekend finishes as Kooweerup’s streets are in gridlock. It’s not long...

New direction

- Melissa MeehanTRUCK movements through Kooweerup and surrounds were a point of discussion at the township committee meeting last week. The ongoing construction of...

Let’s talk about health, baby

IT has been said that a woman confides everything to her hairdresser. ‘Talking Health’ builds on that unique relationship between hairdresser and client. Through...

Nothing Barr the best

Pakenham’s Gary Anderson receives this year’s Rotary Club of Narre Warren Norm Barr Award from Norm Barr’s son, James, during last week’s Rotary meeting....

Club has

DAVID Morison is over the moon with the finished product of The Club at Blue Hills Rise. The $11 million facility at the Cranbourne retirement...

Art comes alive

For the first time, the highly anticipated Upper Beaconsfield Art and Photography Exhibition will run over two days, 15 and 16 February to give...