Fled the Nazis
By Melissa MeehanJAN Vis spent most of
World War II on the run from
the Nazis.
Born in the Netherlands,
Jan was called up...
Quarry plan digs deep
By Melissa MeehanPLANS to extend an exist
ing quarry in Tynong have
been given the green light by
Cardinia councillors after no
objections were received....
Army delivers tank
By Bridget CookJAN Glen can now step up
her fight to become more
environmentally sustainable
after winning a water tank as
part of the...
Love’s tragic end
By Melissa MeehanIT was the love story that ended too
soon, a tale of young love torn apart by
war.
It’s an all too...
Sharp and shiny
Being the Maid of Honour for my |
sister Holly’s wedding proved to be |
a stressful event for me.
Since having kids I’ve realised that I...
Indi comes out of her shell
By Lilly O’GormanMOST pups like to chew, but
Cody Hill’s French Bulldog Indi
has one unusual habit that not
many other little dogs would...
Deja vu for Welsh Black breeders
By Elizabeth HartTYNONG Welsh Black cattle
breeders Allan and Jill Furborough
have won boxes of ribbons for their
prize animals over the past eight...
Generous call
THE Pakenham unit is
very thankful to all residents
who have generously donat
ed to Red Cross Calling.
Although not yet final
ized, approximately $3000
has been...
Best foot forward
By Lilly O’GormanASPIRING designer and fash
ion journalist Nicole Malishev is
well on her way to realising her
future career dreams.
The talented Beaconhills Col
lege student’s...
Council tight-lipped over latest land deal
By Tania MartinEMERALD residents
remain in the dark over the
future of the Pepi’s paddock,
despite the council repurchas
ing the land.
The Shire of Cardinia...
Health is in the blood
AT THE April meeting of the
Probus Club of Pakenham, members
had the pleasure of having Peter
White as their guest speaker.
Mr White...
Norm under fire
By Melissa MeehanIT was a classic mistake by a young recruit.
Faced with heavy gunfire from the Japanese
for the first time, a young...
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...
