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Crusade for change

By STAR GROUP EDITOR GARRY HOWE The Gazette launches a month-long campaign to help stop family violence ... “I SWEAR never to commit, excuse or remain...

Pets on the rise

By BEN CAMERON ANNUAL new animal registrations in the Cardinia Shire have increased by almost 50 per cent compared to three years ago. Council’s annual report...

New ways to cut fire risks

By ANEEKA SIMONIS THERE are better ways to reduce the risk of bushfires than land clearing, a state-funded conservation group said last week. Cardinia Catchment Landcare...

Crusade for change

By STAR GROUP EDITOR GARRY HOWE The Gazette launches a month-long campaign to help stop family violence ... “I SWEAR never to commit, excuse or remain...

Valda’s fit for life at 100

By Roman Kulkewycz A LOVELY afternoon tea in the Hill Centre Reception Room At Hillview Bunyip Aged Care in Bunyip was held last Friday to...

Moore says no more

By Ben Cameron CARDINIA Shire mayor Graeme Moore has ruled himself out of the mayoral race. With five days until a new mayor is announced for...

Campaign trail

By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM Project handballed to candidates in the run-up to State Elections... An OFF-ROAD trail 11 years in the making will not be...

Debating family violence

By CASEY NEILL 'THE Great Debate: Is Family Violence a Crime?' is designed to get people talking. Organiser Linda Watson, based at support service...

Packed with care

By Aneeka Simonis A CRISIS relief centre in Pakenham has Christmas sorted for Cardinia Shire families struggling to afford the expensive end-of-year holiday. Church group 4Cs...

Kinders must clean up act

By ANEEKA SIMONIS PRESCHOOL workers who staged a 24-hour strike against pay and conditions last week say they could make more money as cleaners. On Wednesday...

Pathways to popularity

By ANEEKA SIMONIS A NEW 1.5 kilometre shared pathway connecting Pakenham and Officer will mean pedestrians can easily and actively travel between the two towns....

Food for the future

By ANEEKA SIMONIS A STATE-OF-THE-ART hydroponics facility will be built in Bunyip in a bid to meet the state’s growing environmental and population demands. The multi-million...

Super councils? Ex-mayor says South East should avoid renewed merger question

Discussion has emerged around amalgamating local government into super councils, with proponents citing the ongoing strain of cost-shifting, while a former local mayor argues...