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Honeymoon memories stolen

By Melissa MeehanWITH memories of her honeymoon gone, Shona Truscott is pleading with the thieves who stole her camcorder to have a heart and...

Best stand awards

Winner: Vin Rowe Farm Machinery. Runners-up: Global Tractors, Honda Australia. Best Agricultural stand Winner: Gallagher Australia Runners-up: Department of Primary Industries, Valley Pumps and Irrigation. Best General Interest stand Winner:...

Fun at the fete

COLUMBA Catholic Primary School in Bunyip held a twilight fete last week in excellent weather conditions. There were rides, food, stalls and a great...

Tyrrell leads the tips

RICK Tyrrell has taken an early lead in the Gazette’s Tip-Stars competition, tipping eight winners this week. Mr Tyrrell, from R.J. Tyrrell and Co. said...

Kids learn green skills

MORE than 3000 students from schools in the City of Casey learned about protecting the environment last week at the City of Casey’s Environmental...

Trailer trolley triumph

By Bridget CookPAKENHAM’S shopping trolley crusader Kevin Lia has a new set of wheels. Pakenham Trailers built and donated a trailer to him last week,...

Halligan case adjourned

CARDINIA Shire councillor and former local police officer Stuart Halligan will face court next month after his case was adjourned yesterday (Tuesday). Cr Halligan...

All categories well represented

A LARGER yarding this week at Baw Baw Livestock Exchange, Warragul, for the Fat Cattle Market saw 991 head penned, which contained a good...

Rodeo’s leading Light

THE Lang Lang Rodeo is hailed as Australia’s longest continuous rodeo and president Alan Light has not missed a single event since its inception...

Police probe council row

By Melissa MeehanPOLICE are investigating an incident between two Cardinia councillors at a special council meeting last week. Tempers and emotions ran high as...

Big demand for fat cattle

A SMALLER yarding this week for the Fat Cattle Market at Baw Baw Livestock Exchange, Warragul, saw 726 head penned, which contained a good...

Five generations of show folk

By Jade LawtonJASON Ronald OAM was the fifth member of his family to open the Pakenham Show on Saturday. Show president George Wall said...

Financial relief day sees record turnout

Bring Your Bills day at Pakenham saw a record turnout of people seeking help in these times of hardship. Around 400 people attended the event...