Disabled turn to deb dance
By BRIDGET COOK
A GROUP of organisations and businesses are playing Fairy Godmother to give people with a disability the chance to go to a...
Scrumptious smells in station
THE Nar Nar Goon Fire Station was filled with scrumptious smells last week when the local progress association held a Biggest Morning Tea (BMT)...
Bling finds its perfect place
By DANIELLE GALVIN
OUT of her Pakenham studio, mosaic art teacher Belinda Conibeer places dozens of tiny pieces of coloured glass and makes everything from...
Amazing art leads the way
By DANIELLE GALVIN
ART in Cardinia shire is flourishing and the revitalised Yakkerboo Art Show is no exception.
On opening night last Friday, there were 200...
Slip-sliding on wet track
By DANIELLE GALVIN
POTHOLES and slippery red clay have made the Upper Beaconsfield BMX track unusable and dangerous according to local parents.
Troy Wallen has been...
Cold call cops
By DANIELLE GALVIN
CARDINIA’S top cop has warned they will "knock on the door" of local drug manufacturers who are using suburban homes for illicit...
Wide open for traffic
By DANIELLE GALVIN
PAKENHAM’S most hated and congested road will be duplicated by the end of the year - but the McGregor Road rail crossing...
Men’s health in focus
ST JOHN of God Hospital plans to capture the importance of Men’s Health Week with the introduction of a new competition.
Snap a photo of...
History, future cast in stone
A GRANITE sculpture which represented Gembrook's history and future was revealed last Thursday 28 May.
Camaraderie, designed by Mount Burnett-based artist Viktor Kalinowski, was unveiled...
Do you know this man?
A TAKEAWAY shop and a milk bar in Pakenham have been targeted by armed robbers in the past two weeks.
Police are hunting a man...
Jelly slices are a solid effort
By DANNY BUTTLER
TARA Cheesewright doesn’t choose between quality and quantity with her jelly slices - she goes for both.
The wobbly topped confection is a...
Home owner gutted over offal dumping
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A HARKAWAY resident of 34 years said more rubbish has been dumped on his proepty this year than ever before.
John Joyce has...
Tributes flow for adopted son lost in
While many celebrated Christmas and welcomed the New Year, a Pakenham family spent the holiday period burying their son and learning how to live...
