Walk to honour our Anzacs
By RUSSELL BENNETT
EMERALD’S exciting Anzac Walk project has taken another step forward this week with the release of drawings and a mock-up of how...
Man with a gun
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A MAN armed with a handgun demanded cash in an armed burglary at a service station in Nar Nar Goon last night.
About...
Cows v Commodore
By BEN CAMERON
A 37-year-old female driver from Drouin has walked away from an accident on Old Drouin Road in Longwarry after hitting two cows...
Battin down the hatches
By Ben Cameron
Member for Gembrook Brad Battin has hit out at East West Link protestors on social media who allegedly "pushed and shoved" his...
Where are missing wheels?
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A FORMULA 2 race car, one of only three of its kind left in the world, has been stolen.
The car's trailer has...
Car crime stoppers
By BRIDGET SCOTT
POLICE hope that a new campaign launched last Friday will lower the number of thefts from cars throughout the Cardinia Shire.
Members from...
Paky auto mania
By BEN CAMERON
PAKENHAM is set to become home to the biggest used car yard in the country by next year.
Designed as a site where...
Cop boost catches out MP
By BEN CAMERON
EMERALD’s police ranks have been bolstered with two more sergeants, but nobody told Gembrook MP Brad Battin.
Speaking in Parliament last Tuesday, Mr...
Back from the brink
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A NAR Nar Goon family of three was thrilled to move from a caravan back into their home, six months after it...
Grant shines on bowls security
By BRIDGET SCOTT
FOLLOWING three break-ins since 2009, members of the Pakenham Bowls Club were thrilled to receive a grant to update their club’s security.
Minister...
Behold – a car park
By BRIDGET SCOTT
AN ADDITIONAL 150 car park spaces at Berwick Train Station will ease congestion at the busiest railway station in Victoria.
On Friday 22...
Anti-graffiti war declared
By BEN CAMERON
IT’S the latest weapon in Cardinia Shire Council’s proactive war to target and eventually remove local graffiti hot spots in the region.
Council...
Lang Lang son watches parents’ blaze, ‘helplessly’
Adam Ghirxi watched “helplessly” from his home in Lang Lang, more than two hours away, as catastrophic fires tore through Alexandra and threatened the...
