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Casey to lord it in the high street

A STATUE of Lord Casey is set to be installed in Berwick’s High Street - or not at all. City of Casey councillors agreed to...

Opportunity knocks

IT WAS a trip down memory lane for Pakenham Op Shop committee members past and present last week - some of whom were around...

Disability support will be a lifechanger

THE National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) passed through both houses of Federal Parliament last week in a move touted as the biggest social change...

Charity cash for chemo chair

By NICOLE WILLIAMS THREE worthy beneficiaries shared in $13,000 from funds raised at the 2012 Rotary Club of Berwick Business Dinner. Members and guests gathered...

Noah inspires flood of support

By NICOLE WILLIAMS WHEN seven-year-old Noah Cosgriff visited the city in December, he was upset by the number of homeless people he saw. After giving his...

Ride-on rides off

By DANIELLE GALVIN A RIDE-ON lawnmower chained to a tree on a nature strip in Pakenham has been stolen - and its owners say they...

Sweet tears and memories

By NICOLE WILLIAMS TEARS, laughter and memories were the order of the day in Nar Nar Goon when past and present workers of the Nestle...

Banca’s Cup, Branca’s fashion

By DANIELLE GALVIN BANCA Mo might have stolen the lead in a spectacular win at the Pakenham Cup on Sunday but Cranbourne North’s Rebecca Branca...

Macumbers brave the shave

By DANIELLE GALVIN IT WAS a family affair in Bayles recently when a mother-daughter team from Pakenham shaved their heads for the World’s Greatest Shave. Melissa...

Scouts recruit

THE Kooweerup Scouting community is looking for leaders and parents in the community. Group leader June Wright said there was always room for more...

Kind to kindergarten

A PAKENHAM kindergarten is fighting back against “bored teenagers” who have made the centre the most vandalised public building in the shire. Kate Thompson...

Treatments closer to home

CANCER patients will be saved long journeys for chemotherapy treatments when St John of God Berwick opens a day oncology service. Hospital CEO Lisa Norman...

Windermere begins merry mission

Windermere Child and Family Services, a not-for-profit community services organisation, is preparing to deliver over 340 pantry packs and 500 Christmas gifts to local...

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