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Common sense for students

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD JACKSON Fitzsimmonds is one of many Pakenham Consolidated School students to benefit greatly from the school’s multi-sensory room. The foundation prep student has...

Bert’s fame spreads

By NICOLE WILLIAMS ALBERT ‘Bert’ Jacobs left his mark on Australian equestrian history, and has been honoured for his efforts.The Harkaway resident was Australia’s first...

Fox bait kills Lisa

By DANNY BUTTLER WHEN Lisa the miniature pinscher died last month from eating a poisoned bait, her owner’s heart was broken. But it is the lack...

School celebrates new cricket nets

BERWICK Grammar School is hitting sixes with the opening of their new cricket nets. With the Berwick Grammar School (BGS) Foundation raising $64,000, the school...

Life below the line

By NICOLE WILLIAMS LEAFY greens were pushed to the back of the fridge last week for personal trainer Jade Hough. She took on the Live Below...

Mixed reaction to station patrols

By NICOLE WILLIAMS PROTECTIVE Services Officers will begin patrolling Pakenham railway station next Tuesday. PSOs will start their first shift at the station on Tuesday 21...

Mural showcases teen talents

TWELVE students have left a colourful lasting impression on a local childcare centre. The VCAL students from Pakenham Secondary College partnered with a local artist...

Winemaker toasts end to drought

By NICOLE WILLIAMS BENNY D’Angelo would have had a celebratory glass of wine on Monday after council approved a cellar door operation at his Officer...

Couple look forward to legal life together

By DANIELLE GALVIN BEING a Christian gay couple has presented its fair share of hurdles for Kath Yates and Sue Townsend. Kath, who is originally from...

On the grid to glory

By RUSSELL BENNETT A VERITABLE starting grid of local youngsters are well on the right track to glory, driven to success as members of the...

Uni travelling nightmare

By NICOLE WILLIAMS DYLAN Fitzgerald spends four hours a day travelling to and from university in Hawthorn. But despite the distance, he said it was...

Secret soldier’s war

By DANIELLE GALVIN IN THE days following the Anzac dawn services, the Gazette spoke to three men whose lives have been changed, in some way...

The Goon makes history

Back-to-back-to-back…twice. Nar Nar Goon created history with both its D Grade and B Grade outfits winning their third-consecutive West Gippsland netball premierships at Garfield on...