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Generation iPod is lost in … Their own world

By DANIELLE GALVIN MORE than one year on from her son’s tragic death, Helan Belton says she is still horrified by the sight of local...

Industrial hoons on notice

By DANIELLE GALVIN HOONS tearing up streets in the industrial estates in Pakenham are on notice. Cardinia Highway Patrol has signalled that hooning, burn-outs and reckless...

Image released of wanted man

HOMICIDE Squad detectives are appealing to the public after releasing an image of a man they wish to speak to about the murder of...

Driver’s lasting impact

By DANIELLE GALVIN A CAR that veered off the road at high speeds and rammed into the front fence of a Kooweerup business is sitting...

Crash can’t stop Croc’s party

By NICOLE WILLIAMS NOTHING will stop the party at Pakenham’s Croc’s Play Centre. Despite a car driving through the centre on Saturday, it was open for...

Untimely death of Pancakes

By DANIELLE GALVIN THE death of their beloved pet rabbit Pancakes on Friday night has led one Pakenham couple to renew calls for dog owners...

Stick together

By DANIELLE GALVIN TWO teen suicides in four weeks have prompted a student-led sticky note blitz on lockers to reassure their peers that they are...

Healthy competition

By DANIELLE GALVIN AN allied health services precinct to rival the Monash Hospital is in the sights of Cardinia Shire CEO Garry McQuillan. At his annual...

Candidates give a diluted display

By RUSSELL BENNETT A LACK of any real focus on local issues marred a political forum last week at Emerald Secondary College. A number of La...

Carlos proud to be Australian

Carlos Loyola, a 63-year-old Order of Australia medalist, started the Doveton Special Soccer School 20-years-ago this year, but he’s not interested in slowing down...

Pledge to halt the violence

By BRIDGET SCOTT LAST week, a room full of men took a pledge, a pledge which would see them dedicate their time to improving the...

Heroic nerves of Steel

By NICOLE WILLIAMS AN INNOCENT bath could have ended in disaster for Deb Steel, if not for the nerves of steel of her children. Nathan...

Submissions highlight concerns in Casey draft local law

Casey residents have voiced concerns over enforcement powers and private land use in their submissions to the council’s draft Local Law. Casey Council has received...