Helping put food on the table
By DANIELLE GALVIN
AS WINTER approaches and the demand for help grows, emergency food relief centre 4Cs was down to its last few cans of...
No snow job over broadband
By RUSSELL BENNETT
LOCAL residents at Friday’s Emerald Business Group luncheon at Elevation @ Emerald got a little more than they bargained for, with guest...
Casey backs admirable qualities
By DAVID NAGEL – SPORTS EDITOR - PAKENHAM GAZETTE
CASEY Cardinia will field a side stacked with admirable qualities when it runs out for its...
More cash needed
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
YOUTH mental health in the region has received a small boost, but it's not nearly enough.
Federal Minister for Health, Tanya Plibersek, and...
Jobs on track
By DANIELLE GALVIN
Premier says new race course should boost economy...
PAKENHAM Racing Club’s investment in its new Tynong home has already paid a $9 million...
Rates put squeeze on residents
HIGH rates in Cardinia Shire Council might be pushing out the residents who live there.
Peter Backman has a hobby farm on Army Road,...
All aboard for track greening
By RUSSELL BENNETT
PUFFING Billy’s Green Tracks Management Plan is now going full steam ahead, with plans in place for pest animal management, weed control...
Park upgrade for safety
By DANIELLE GALVIN
A DELAPIDATED Bourke Park will receive a $250,000 upgrade in the hope that the “undesirables” who frequent the spot will be pushed...
State-of-the art mill boosts dairy
By DANNY BUTTLER
A WORLD-class feed mill was officially opened in Pakenham yesterday.
The $12.8 million mill at Ridley AgriProducts’ Bald Hill Road plant is seen...
Common sense for students
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
JACKSON Fitzsimmonds is one of many Pakenham Consolidated School students to benefit greatly from the school’s multi-sensory room.
The foundation prep student has...
Bert’s fame spreads
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
ALBERT ‘Bert’ Jacobs left his mark on Australian equestrian history, and has been honoured for his efforts.The Harkaway resident was Australia’s first...
Fox bait kills Lisa
By DANNY BUTTLER
WHEN Lisa the miniature pinscher died last month from eating a poisoned bait, her owner’s heart was broken.
But it is the lack...
Quiet service honoured
Often, the quiet work of so many goes unnoticed, but the Kooweerup and District Motorcycle Club never forgets those who help the organisation tick....
