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Richardson refuses to pay

By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS FORMER Casey councillor Paul Richardson says he will rather go to jail than pay a $3000 fine after being convicted for willfully...

Move to get pub pumping again

By DANIELLE GALVIN PLANS to re-open Gembrook's Ranges Hotel are a step closer after Monday night’s Cardinia Shire Council meeting. Cr Brett Owen, who supported the...

Pinked up for a cause

By NICOLE WILLIAMS IT WAS all pink in Berwick on Saturday. Hundreds of people flocked to High Street for the Pinking Berwick event which was held...

It’s the kids versus Thomas

By RUSSELL BENNETT ONE of the hills’ most successful fundraisers is back again, with the Rotary Club of Emerald and District’s 'Kids Fun Run with...

Upper Beac hub marks milestone

By BRIDGET SCOTT THE hub in the heart of Upper Beaconsfield celebrated 30 years of success last month. After its inception in the wake of the...

Sporty gesture saves cash

A STATE Government grant is saving Cardinia Shire Council $650,000 in the construction of a new sports stadium in Officer. Minister for Sport and Recreation...

Driver escapes as crash causes blackout

By DANIELLE GALVIN A 74-year-old Pakenham woman had a lucky escape after she lost control on Nar Nar Goon-Longwarry Road this morning. The woman hit...

Fireworks cause a stir

By DANIELLE GALVIN A PRIVATE function with a fireworks display at the Timbertop estate in Officer on Wednesday night resulted in numerous calls to the...

Emerald stands still for salute

By RUSSELL BENNETT THOSE along Emerald’s two busiest shopping strips could hear a pin drop at 11am on Monday morning as the town came to...

Fashion and fun is out to play

By DANIELLE GALVIN "I LOVE the catwalk." Silverwater Resort Fashions on the Field entrants at last week’s Pakenham Oaks Day lit up the catwalk, showing off...

Respects for the fallen

RESPECTS were paid and wreaths were laid on Monday when a huge crowd flocked to the Pakenham Cenotaph to remember fallen soldiers. About 150 people...

Charity brims over

By NICOLE WILLIAMS THE inaugural Cardinia Shire Mayoral Charity Dinner exceeded expectations, raising $10,000. Outgoing mayor Brett Owen and wife Jackie said they were ecstatic...

Gutsy moves bring success

**DEVON MEADOWS, HAMPTON PARK and TOORADIN-DALMORE - three clubs that battled in the old South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) together for many years...

Carrying the torch