Project to save local endangered species wins national award
Local Landholders are leading the way for Victoria’s most endangered species on Coranderrk Country as the Nangana Landcare Network has been awarded a prestigious...
New facilities for staff and students at Beaconhills College
Senator for Victoria Lisa Darmanin opened a new Year 7 and 8 Centre at Beaconhills College on October 22, which will improve student educational...
Plan reinforces ’two Cardinias’, says councillor
Cardinia Shire is made up of almost 50 per cent unsealed roads (822km in total) with a councillor criticising longer wait times for repairs...
Warneet’s rebuilt jetties declared open
After a three-year shutdown, the rebuilt Warneet North and South Jetties have been declared open.
Ports and Freight Minister Melissa Horne and Bass MP...
Faster approvals but appeal rights stripped back
Planning permit times could be slashed with the state government introducing a bill to create separate pathways for planning approvals.
The state government has introduced...
Join the choir at Carols by Candlelight
If you are a person who loves to sing, then the upcoming Christmas Carols need you!
Once again, the Cardinia Shire will be bringing the...
Help shape Ron Andrews Park
Cardinia Shire Council is refreshing the combination play equipment at Ron Andrews Park and inviting the community to help choose their preferred design.
Located in...
Former mayor banned for angry free speech outburst
Cardinia councilors unanimously approved banning a former mayor from meetings for the rest of the year after an angry outburst from the gallery, which...
Basketball dream slammed
A Pakenham father has launched a petition urging Cardinia Shire Council to “Let the Kids Play” after his 14-year-old son was told to remove...
School facing lawsuit after student left quadriplegic
A former student is suing Beaconhills College in Victoria’s Supreme Court, alleging a lack of supervision during recess led to a schoolyard scuffle that...
Call to bring Dr Hope close to home
After doctors told her there were “no more options” to defeat her aggressive and untreatable liver cancer in 2017, Berwick grandmother Effie Atkins refused...
No safe way to report: system gaps are ‘costing lives’
Experts, women with lived experience, and local business owners say the inability to safely report concerns is a gap in the system that is...
Bargains at Patties Christmas sale
Bargains at Patties Christmas Carpark Sale, Saturday, 13 December.
Patties Food Group has always prioritised people and its community first, from local school fundraisers to...
