On the tree top
By Tania MartinLILY-May Hope and Mitchell Frazer are proud to be tree huggers.
The Emerald Primary School green crusaders have been recognised for helping to...
Buyers compliment improvements
IN WHAT buyers described as one of the best quality yardings for several months, prices across the board rose at Baw Baw Livestock Exchange...
Councillors to review penalty notices
By Jade LawtonFINES issued in the City of Casey will soon be reviewed by councillors.
Edrington Ward councillor Simon Curtis requested a ‘comprehensive’ list...
Out of bounds
By Melissa MeehanGREENS Candidate Neil Rankine has slammed the State Government’s new suburban Growth Area Boundary describing it as an intrusion into what should...
Winter daze
THE first day back at work after the weekend can often drag on. But not this week, Monday was officially the shortest day of...
Sea of warrants
THERE are more than 30,000 outstanding warrants belonging to 9,102 Cardinia Shire residents.
A Department of Justice spokesperson said the majority of fines issued...
School boss steps down
BEACONHILL’S Village Campus Head of Junior School Judy Barton will step down from her leadership role at the end of 2010.
Ms Barton was appointed...
At 92 Eve Conroy shows it’s never too late to …
SOMETHING is in the water at a secret Pakenham fishing spot.
Last week, both Eve Conroy, 92, and Jarrod McEwan, 6, came up with...
Boost for
KOOWEERUP, Bayles and Tooradin landholders who took part in the Southern Brown Bandicoot Protection Program are invited to take part in an informal gathering...
Bright sparks marked
ENERGY distributor SP AusNet has honoured its brightest apprentices and trainees across their gas and electricity business with the announcement of the 2010 Apprentice...
Call for foster care
By Jade LawtonPAKENHAM Upper foster carer, Jenny, has opened her home and heart to 20 foster children over 13 years.
Jenny, a strong believer...