$40m knockback
By Nicole Williams
A PAKENHAM developer believes newly-elected Cardinia councillors have jeopardised a $40 million housing project and could scare off future investments in the...
Blind man left stranded
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
IT WAS hot and late but a blind Pakenham man was left stranded at the railway station on Thursday night after Pakenham...
Close shave for family
By DANNY BUTTLER
GOOD eventually overcame evil in Pakenham Upper on Thursday afternoon.
As deliberately lit fires raced across a cluster of Reynolds Road properties, angels...
Fires threaten homes
By Nicole Williams and Danielle Galvin
SIX suspicious fires threatened countless homes at Pakenham Upper in hot conditions on Thursday afternoon.
The Gazette arrived on scene...
Lowest of the low bring out our best
By Nicole Williams and Danielle Galvin
FIRES demonstrated the best and worst of human nature in Pakenham and Pakenham Upper on Thursday afternoon.
Arsonists lit six...
Spitting chips over fish
By DANIELLE GALVIN
WHILE Cardinia Shire Councillors dithered about the possibility of banning fishing at Lakeside, angry residents were “disgusted” by the decision to allow...
Ready to burn
By Nicole Williams
THE Berwick CFA Captain is warning residents to maintain their vigilance after six deliberately lit fires threatened homes in Pakenham Upper last...
Blazing birdie burns bales
By Nicole Williams
AN UNLUCKY bird burst into flames and set hay bales on fire after it flew into a Gembrook power pole last week.
The...
A savage Sunday
By DANIELLE GALVIN
A PAKENHAM man was savagely beaten after an argument with a group of men in front of his home.
The 40-year-old victim was...
Firies mourn mate
By Russell Bennett
TRIBUTES have flowed thick and fast for former Gembrook firefighter Peter Cramer, 61, who died on Sunday while in Tasmania to battle...
Wallaby loses head
By Nicole Williams
WORKERS at the Cardinia Beaconhills Golf Club had a gruesome find on the weekend when a beheaded wallaby was discovered on the...
Traders boss says Berwick needs to be open for business
By Nicole Williams
IT WAS a merry Christmas for Berwick Village traders but it wasn’t a happy new year.
Harry Hutchison, president of Berwick Village Chamber...
Quinn’s 600 quest complete
Not all potential fairytale stories have a happy ending.
As James Quinn walked back for the last ball of his allotted seventh over against Devon...
