Investing in wind
By Melissa MeehanThe Garfield resident says the windy town could soon be making money from putting energy back into the power grid within five...
Back on track
By Melissa MeehanGEMBROOK’S Animals on the Move are back on track after a collision in Rowville earlier this month.
Business owner Leonie Woodham said...
Auspicious start for arts festival- St Maraget’s School students Gabi, Caitlin, Sarah, Laura a
By Jade LawtonBERWICK’S inaugural South Eastern Arts Festival has been deemed a ‘resounding success’ with more than 700 musicians and artists showcasing their talents...
Libs promise more police
By Jade LawtonPOLICE numbers in Car
dinia and Casey would be
boosted under a Liberal
Government, says Gem
brook candidate Brad Bat
tin.
A former police officer,...
Joeys take the jump
JOEYS from Pakenham,
Berwick and Hampton Park had
a great time on their first ‘scouts’
camp on the weekend.
More than 440 joeys and...
Nine lives of Snowball
By Jade LawtonSNOWBALL is one determined
cat.
Proud owner Faye Prins, of Narre
Warren, reckons her feisty feline
walked home from Pakenham, after
accidentally...
Units for seniors
CONSTRUCTION began this
week on a new eight-unit senior citi
zens development in Pakenham.
The units, on the corner of Ahern
Road and the Princes...
Falsely accused
By Tania MartinA PAKENHAM woman is calling
for compensation after she was falsely
accused of shoplifting at a Woolworths
store.
Pam Slade, 51, says the...
Keith’s war of mud and blood
AS part of the general
World War II mobilisa
tion, I was called up for
Army service on Novem
ber 5, 1941.
At the time I...
Boundary riders
By Kelly YatesMORE than 160 horse rid
ers saddled up for last week
end’s Riding of the Bounds.
The riders took about two
and a half hours...
Paky’s bugle boy
By Melissa MeehanTHE Kranji War Memorial in Singa
pore commemorates the men and
women from Australia and the world
who lost their lives defending Singa
pore...
Veteran takes lead
PAKENHAM RSL’s Ray Caldwell is the first
Vietnam veteran to become the president of the
local sub-branch.
With World War II veterans getting older,...
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...
