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Reach for the stars- Emily Mulholland from Endeavour Hills won the open section in...

By Kelly YatesTHE winner of last weekend’s Berwick Show Star Search competition is preparing to take to the West End stage in London later...

Pooches aim high

FIVE dogs, a few veteran jumpers and one novice, jumped an ever-increasing timber wall in the popular dog high-jump on Saturday. First-time entrant Toohey became...

Anzac to be held in style

ANZAC Day 2010 in Pakenham will be held at a new “bigger and better than ever” site. Not only is Pakenham RSL President Ray...

Concert to helpKO cancer

ACCLAIMED singer, storyteller and musical all-rounder, Rodney Vincent will perform at the Pakenham Golf Course on Saturday, April 17 - all for a good...

Labor candidate to ‘go for it’

LABOR candidate for McMillan Christine Maxfield says her “go for it” attitude has her in good stead for the upcoming election. While there has...

Cautious relief

By Bridget BradyWINSOME Anderson is glad the tax has been tossed, but is not holding her breath that her land won’t come under the...

Market on the rise

PRICES continued in an upward trend for the fat cattle sale at Baw Baw Livestock Exchange, Warragul, last Wednesday, with an extra 120 head...

Open up to health

THE doors have officially opened on the $4.7 million redeveloped Kooweerup Regional Health Service. Health Minister Daniel Andrews officially opened the state-of-the-art facility on Friday,...

Full brief on racing changes

Pakenham Racing Club CEO Michael Hodge and Pakenham Business Group president Joanne Staindl-Johnson at last week’s meeting.By Melissa MeehanAND they’re off… One door closes and...

Hens

By Melissa MeehanWHILE Maryknoll’s controversial broiler farm will continue for now, residents have hope for the future after receiving news that the government has...

Bunyip was

By Bridget CookORGANISERS of the 21st Bunyip Country Music Festival hailed Sunday’s event a success, despite crowd numbers being down on previous years. About 1000...

Land prices set to soar out of reach

By Melissa MeehanNEW home buyers could be squeezed out of the market as land prices soar thanks to the government’s failed GAIC tax, according...

History back under

History has been set in stone once more in Narre Warren North as 33 capsules were buried on the afternoon of Thursday, 29 May....