From pain, strength
Rebecca Scantlebury, pictured with her son Jeremy, is an ambassador for SIDS and Kids. 48827 By Lilly O’GormanREBECCA Scantlebury knows she has been through...
– that’s groovy baby
By Melissa MeehanTHE CARDINIA Foundation Annual Charity Ball was a resounding success, with the organisation raising over $80,000 on the night.
It seems the shift...
Burnt out
By Kelly YatesA SUSPICIOUS fire caused up to $1 million damage at Kambrya College in Berwick on Monday night.
The CFA’s dispatch centre received numerous...
Mindless ‘art’
Pakenham Hills principal Dale Hendrick says he has never seen graffiti like the attack on his school over the weekend.By Melissa MeehanOBSCENITIES scribbled on...
Top award up for grabs- Above: Past winners — Lauren Harrison and Liam...
Pictures: Stewart Chambers
THE Harold Bould Memorial Award is on again after its launch in Pakenham last Wednesday.
As part of the award two students...
Milk masters
A LONGWARRY business has been named as a finalist in the 2010 Telstra Victorian Business Awards, joining other leading firms who are targeting international...
Young leaders show the way
TWENTY-three Cardinia Shire high school students completed the 2010 Cardinia Shire Council’s Young Lead-ers Program last month.
The program finished on a high with...
Under-serviced
I am just writing to express my concern over the lack of facilities and shops on the Army Road side of Pakenham.
With the abundance...
Jack’s good news
Jack Gilchrist, 11, is a mini media mogul in the making.
About four months ago, he started a Lang Lang fan page...
Stick it
SEEN: A bumper sticker sure to give you the giggles.
Waiting to turn onto the Princes Highway from Racecourse Road, a burgundy coloured transport...
Lost the lot
WE’VE heard of losing your shirt at the races, but a Pakenham lady punter may have taken things a little further. A pair of...
No toot, but hoot
IT seems some things never grow old.
Broken down on the side of the road three young guys are standing around, waiting, presumably for...
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...
