Clean-up call
OFFICER residents are invited to take part in a clean-up day on Sunday.
Volunteers are desperately needed to help tidy the town.
Anyone wanting...
Koowee gets the message
Mayor Graeme Legge, president of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Chris Chapman and president of the Wireless Institute of Australia, Michael Owen....
SES insurance
EVERY Victoria State Emergency Service (SES) unit across the state will receive new rescue equipment as part of AAMI’s annual sponsorship of the Victoria...
Rate rise taken to
By Jade Lawton andCasey resident Tricia Clarke was one of many who opposed the council’s latest rate rise. 48005 Picture: Stewart Chambers
Melissa Meehan
AS THE...
Literacy support gets the numbers
CHISHOLM Institute will now offer a government-funded literacy and numeracy program.
Under the program, jobseekers will be provided with up to 800 hours of...
Cyclist in hit-run
Cyclist Antony Bishop is recovering after a hit-and-run in Berwick. 48481 By Kelly YatesA CYCLIST with more than 30 years’ riding experience has been...
Too young
By Jade Lawton and Melissa MeehanTRIBUTES have flooded in for 20-year-old Osman Ahmady, who was killed when his car rolled near Nyora on Friday...
Anger fuelled
By Lilly O’GormanMs Hansen-Nooy hit the streets of Pakenham to hand out 1000 flyers, declaring McGregor Road as a beautiful place to shop –...
Break sees market return to strength
THE first sale at VLE Pakenham for two weeks saw a larger and mostly good to very good quality yarding offered.
The quality was...
Noses notice
Councillor Collin Ross has turned up his nose at Pakenham’s stink.By Melissa MeehanAnd Cardinia Shire councillor Collin Ross says its time Pakenham’s stench is...
Expo is still going green
MORE than 600 people attended Cardinia Shire Council’s Pakenham Sustainability Expo held on 11–12 June at the Cardinia Cultural Centre, Pakenham.
Almost 80 exhibitors were...
At fever pitch
By Lilly O’GormanSOCCER mania has reached fever pitch in Australia.
Socceroos fans are emerging from the woodworks, dusting off their Socceroos jerseys and becoming bleary-eyed...
Dusties prevail in absolute classic at Cowes
Warragul Industrials has continued its magic carpet ride in West Gippsland football with a magnificent 17.10(112) to 16.10(106) triumph over a gallant Phillip Island...
