Reserve plan on track
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
THE opening of the Deep Creek Reserve trail is the first step in realising a 40-year promise.
Cardinia Shire Council officially opened the...
Bake off brings out talent
BRANDY snaps, chocolate cookies and shortbreads were some of the treats prepared by some talented bakers at Pakenham Secondary College last week.
Ten VET hospitality...
Gala Village festival
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
BERWICK Village will draw in the big crowds next year with a food, wine and music festival set to shut off the...
Pirate excitement overcomes centre
THURSDAY morning was one filled with excitement for children at Beaconhill Drive Childcare Centre.
But this week the regular visit from Grade 6 students at...
In spin over pokies
By DANIELLE GALVIN
THE Pakenham Racing Club may have hit the jackpot with a proposed new pokies venue in Officer but some residents are concerned...
Shire explosion
By DANIELLE GALVIN
CARDINIA Shire needs to become a self-sustaining regional hub to accommodate its population explosion.
Outlining his vision for the region to the Gazette,...
Audrey’s giving brings its own rewards
Audrey Pearson’s zeal for life is as strong as ever. Hers is a life dedicated to helping others, which she realised was her true...
Rhys relishes 250th
By RUSSELL BENNETT
KOOWEERUP star Rhys Morgan had a dream 250th game on Saturday, starring with four majors in the third term alone to help...
Quest for learning
By RUSSELL BENNETT
EMERALD Secondary College isn’t afraid to think outside the square in its quest to get the most out of its students.
The school...
Luke stumps ’em
By DAVID NAGEL
CARDINIA Cricket Club life member and champion wicket-keeper Luke Turner has dismissed plenty of batsmen in his time, but it was how...
Tigers threatened under split
By RUSSELL BENNETT
LANG Lang Football Club has railed against the Ellinbank and District Football League’s newly-constructed two-division system, saying if it’s forced into the...
Teen hike for charity
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
YEAR 10 and 11 students are usually concerned with exams or weekend sport, but 14 students have put it all on hold...