Liberals gang up for special school fight
CARDINIA residents pleading for a special school to be opened in the growth corridor are invited to attend an important meeting tomorrow (Thursday).
Eastern...
Top author back to school
WELL-KNOWN author Archie Fusillo visited Pakenham Secondary College last week as part of Book Week. The author, best known for his books Bruises,...
Probus on the go
IT WAS another busy month for the Probus Club of Pakenham East.
As usual the Card Playing group of 10 members met at the...
Booked at double the speed limit
POLICE detected a man doing 144km/h in a 70km/h zone in Officer last month.
The 37-year-old from Mount Martha was detected by police on 20...
First off the magazine mark
Tony Delaney has signed up for a free copy of Business South East.PAKENHAM businessman Tony Delaney was the first person to jump online to...
News family tells its story
Inset: The 100 year history of Thomas family publishing is available from Star News Group’s Pakenham and Berwick offices.INK in Our Veins, the story...
Christine’s cakes
By Emma SunIF you’ve had a beautifully decorated wedding cake or birthday cake, the chances are that Christine Marshall can make one just as...
Agent’s career awards
By Melissa MeehanCORA LYNN livestock agent Jarrod Bennetts has been awarded the Mike Nixon Award (Vic).
The award gives young agents the opportunity to...
Berwick soup service is on the move
By Bridget CookBERWICK Soup Van received a much-needed boost this week, which will help improve its services to those in need within the community.
The...
New moves
By Casey NeillWITH news that the Labor Party holds power, new La Trobe MP Laura Smyth is all ears.
Yesterday, Julia Gillard formed a minority...
Wet cheerio for legend
WHEN BILL Parker died, the heavens opened.
Bill, who held the record for the longest serving rain gauge recorder in Victoria, collecting records for more...