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Adult education boost

A NEW training centre in Pakenham will boost adult education in the area. Education Centre Gippsland (ECG) has opened a new training facility in Pakenham...

A very good year

By Jim MynardKOOWEERUP Lang Lang Rotarian Rudy de Jong had a great year as club president made better when he was awarded a Paul...

Best in the field

2004 P.B. Ronald Memorial Trust Awardee Anthony Delaney was the guest speaker at the dinner, entertaining the audience with his auctioneering skills. By Lilly...

They’re on the road to ruin

By Melissa MeehanNARROW roads and wide B-double trucks have Tonimbuk residents worried. The Mt Cannibal and District Preservation Group Inc says roads in the...

Over 2000 penalties

- Melissa MeehanMORE than 2000 fines have been issued in Cardinia Shire by council officers over the past year. The most common infringements...

Facelift for clock towers

KOOWEERUP’S clock towers will be given a fresh coat of paint and refurbished. President of the Kooweerup Township Committee, Ray Brown said the Cardinia...

New CWA president

Chris Johnson.CHRIS Johnson has been named the president of the West Gippsland Group CWA. The annual meeting and state conference of the CWA Victoria...

Search

THE SEARCH is on for a new president for the Kooweerup Township Committee. The committee decided last week to begin their search after current...

Law’s long road

VICTORIA’S chief law maker visited Beaconhills College last week to meet with legal studies students. Deputy Premier and Attorney-General Rob Hulls visited the school’s...

His horses can’t hack it

By Melissa MeehanTONIMBUK’S world-class equestrian centre will not survive if plans to create a quarry in Sanders Road go ahead. Owner of the Tonimbuk...

Heavy levy

By Jade LawtonA BUSINESS plan outlining the future of Berwick Village will be emailed to 250 local traders this week. The document is a...

Fun year ahead

By Jade LawtonTHE Rotary Club of Berwick is in for a big year. Incoming president Sjaak Kusters will be at the helm of the...

Security a highlight, but other concerns mirror village needs

Going around High Street in Berwick, safety remained the number one priority, as the central precinct gears up for the second consultation period of...

New era for Rotary