Bould, big trek by duo
By Jade LawtonTWO local teenagers have trekked the Kokoda Track in memory of Cardinia’s fallen soldier, Harold Bould.
Beaconhills College student Liam Trigg and...
Who ate all the pies?
IF you’re looking for a great place to eat out on Father’s Day, head to Serendipity Lavender Farm where you can enjoy delicious homemade...
Club rallies to help Travis
HAWTHORN Football Club has rallied around Travis Tuck after the Berwick footballer became the latest AFL player to be caught up in a drug...
Open and visionary
FOR all your dental needs, Dental Vision is the place to go.
With over 38 years of experience, they pride themselves on pain free dentistry....
Last goodbye
By Jade LawtonMORE than 800 mourners packed the Cardinia Cultural Centre to farewell local motorbike enthusiast Christian Spencer on Friday.
The 29-year Berwick...
Library history
Chris Ellis with the recycled bricks and a pile of steel framing sold to a farmer to build a shed.By Melissa MeehanA BUNYIP demolition...
Bikes, take a hike
By Melissa MeehanWattle Tree Road residents against the project say they have been subjected to prank phone calls, nasty phone calls, threats and carloads...
A whack in the guts
IF it hits Australia, a “double whammy” from overseas could gut our fruitgrowers.
Such explains why the hard-working and happy-go-lucky Harding family of Pakenham...
Foodbelt for thought
By Melissa MeehanMore than 100 people from the agricultural industry gathered at the Cardinia Cultural Centre for breakfast and tips for staying sustainable in...
Couple cope and then grow
By Melissa MeehanHARD work and perseverance make all the difference.
Officer’s Jax Wax is the perfect example of big things coming from something small....
More parking for Pakenham
A PREFERRED long-term car park in James Street has been selected by the Cardinia Shire Council.
For now, the land will be turned into...
Slog it out
NOW in its eighth year, ‘The Slog’ charity bike ride is preparing once again to raise a record amount of money for the...
The veteran hero next door
From a humble wheat farm to the skies of World War II, 100-year-old Matthew Moore’s life is a testament to resilience, service, and simple...
