School expands, care ends
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
PARENTS in Bunyip and surrounds are thinking of quitting jobs and moving from the area after it was announced the after school...
Park’s history in print
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
AKOONAH Park’s 60-year history has been put into words in a new book.
The book, Proud Achievements - a history of Akoonah Park,...
CEO’s conflict
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AND BRIDGET COOK
CASEY chief executive Mike Tyler escaped conviction - and perhaps the loss of his job - after pleading guilty...
Shire buyer
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
CARDINIA Shire Council will purchase its new civic centre at Officer.
The announcement, made by Mayor Brett Owen at Monday night’s council meeting,...
Drilling in cyber safety
By DANIELLE GALVIN
A CYBER safety expert visited Pakenham Secondary College on Monday to encourage students to be responsible digital citizens.
Susan McLean spoke to students...
Outlaws on the run
By DANIELLE GALVIN
HUNDREDS of police officers from across the state swooped on Outlaws bikies in Bunyip as part of a huge sting ahead of...
Two detained in early morning drugs bust
POLICE stormed a house in Farmdale Road Pakenham on Wednesday morning and uncovered dozens of marijuana plants.
The hydroponic drug bust occurred early in the...
‘Bloody idiot’ says sorry
By DANIELLE GALVIN
AN 18-year-old Pakenham man has issued a public apology for his behaviour following a drunken Saturday night and a poor decision.
Two weeks...
MPs allay community fears
By DANIELLE GALVIN
THE possible flight paths over the swamp will replace the noisy trucks in Kooweerup if an airport is built just out of...
Music spills over
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
THE SWEET sounds of music, singing voices and dramatic performances will be heard after-hours at St Margarets School from next year.The Berwick...
Where’s your nearest ‘Defib’?
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
MORE community awareness around defibs is needed following Leigh Honey’s near fatal cardiac arrest last month.
The longstanding CFA volunteer collapsed while driving...
Fired up for hub’s milestone
By BRIDGET SCOTT
THIRTY years down the track, and a community centre created as a result of the Ash Wednesday Bushfires is still the heart...
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...
