Second death
By DANIELLE GALVIN
HOMICIDE Squad detectives are now investigating the suspicious deaths of two women in Pakenham in the space of three months but police...
Moore Owens for mayor
By DANIELLE GALVIN AND NICOLE WILLIAMS
TWO Cardinia Shire Councillors have thrown their hats in the ring for the mayorship, days out of the election.
Port...
Racing rain or snow, construction… no!
ON the eve of Pakenham Oaks Day, the most popular date on the local racing calendar, Pakenham Racing Club chief executive Michael Hodge sat...
Cop saves teen’s life
By DANIELLE GALVIN
IN A matter of minutes, Leading Senior Constable Frank Bailey had saved a young girl’s life recently.
In the early hours one morning,...
Blow as boss set to resign
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
THE Berwick Village Chamber of Commerce is awaiting the resignation of President Clinton Blanchard.
After only two months in the role, the new...
Kylie’s birthday bracelet unearthed
By BRIDGET SCOTT
SOME mysteries are buried so deep that they remain uncovered forever, and this may have been the case for Kylie’s bracelet if...
Quick-thinking life-saver
A JOGGER who pulled a three-year-old boy from a lake in Emerald has been praised for his quick-thinking actions to save the toddler’s life.
Ambulance...
Little arrows big target
By JARROD POTTER
Choosing what defines you is the most important challenge we can ever face. Fighting to overcome the limitations of a genetic condition,...
Max is a family comfort
By BRITTANY PIASENTIN
THE Comfort household already has its fair share of pets but this spring its family is growing much more with the arrival...
Reward for effort
By DANNY BUTTLER
THE 27th annual Victorian Farmers Federation Cardinia Branch dinner was a celebration of life on the land.
As always, the highlight of the...
Building blocked
By DANIELLE GALVIN
A CRANBOURNE mum says her dreams of building a beautiful new home in Cockatoo are up in smoke over the Bushfire Management...
Community taken to task
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
RESIDENTS have let Cardinia Shire down by not taking an interest in what is happening in their community, according to one Cardinia...
Bunyip plants 500 natives
The Bunyip Landcare Group Inc planted 500 native shrubs, trees, and grasses along Martin Road on Sunday, 19 October.
The site, a road easement...
