Who you gonna call?
BROKEN down on the side of the road?
Call your local RACV driver – if he isn’t broken down along the side of the road...
BMW First, ute second
YOU know you’ve got a long way to go when the boss rolls up in a shiny black BMW followed by your mud-spattered ute....
Found in a ditch
By Jade Lawton andEIGHTY-one-year-old Dorothy Forte is recovering in hospital after spending hours stuck in a Bunyip ditch on Saturday.
Ms Forte sparked a...
Gloria-ous time to act
By Jade LawtonCOFFEE magnate Peter Irvine reckons the Global Financial Crisis is the perfect time to rethink your business.
“We all bunker down, stop...
All happy at Holm
By Melissa MeehanBEACONSFIELD sports clubs are kicking goals thanks to a $1 million grant to build the much needed pavilion at their new home....
Bowling on
By Jade LawtonLAWN bowls is Edith Edwards secret weapon.
Edith, who has been going by the name Terry for as long as she can...
Bands battle it out
ARE you ready to rock?
Eight talented young local bands will rock for the title of Cardinia Shire’s Battle of the Bands 2010 winner on...
Farmers market
PAKENHAM Rotary Farmers market will be held on Saturday 12 June next to the Cardinia Cultural Centre from 8am.
Fresh local produce will be...
Artist’s works
THE Cornerstone Artists market will be held on Sunday at the CFA running track in John Street, Pakenham.
Arts and craft practitioners and makers...
Brushing up
PAINTBRUSH in hand, Beaconhills Valley students have created four masterpieces depicting the Pakenham area.
The students, under the mentorship of professional artist Robert Matheson,...
Power’s plug pulled
By Justin RobertsonGIPPSLAND Power lost a heart-breaker against a depleted Northern Knights in perfect conditions at Morwell on Saturday afternoon.
After trailing for...
Burglaries rise
THE Cardinia Police Service Area (PSA) has experienced an increase in the number of residential burglaries in recent months.
But Cardinia’s top cop, Inspector Wayne...
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...
