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Like a bat out of hell?
Cricket Snicks
THERE’S been plenty of talk over recent weeks about exactly what the make-up of the top three WGCA divisions will look like next...
Searching for a cool change
By BEN CAMERON
HE MAY have famously sung smooth ’n’ sunny hits like A Little Ray Of Sunshine, Reminiscing and Help Is On...
Help the word get around
PEOPLE facing access issues around the Cardinia Shire are encouraged to attend a monthly advisory group in Pakenham.
The Cardinia Access and Inclusion Advisory...
PCC gets tickled pink
PAKENHAM’s Toomuc Reserve took centre stage on the weekend as two massive events brought increased awareness to the scourge that is cancer.
Just minutes after...
Park full of muscle
WDCA - Round 14 (day 1)
IN AN absolute canter, Western Park (4/108) continued to flex its muscles ahead of its WDCA finals’ campaign.
Buln Buln...
New tastes for new year
INTERNATIONAL students at Beaconhills College brought a taste of the Chinese New Year to the school last week with activities to celebrate the Year...
Not all Black for Swans
By JARROD POTTER
PREMIER CRICKET - ROUND 17 (day 2)
CULTIVATING the next generation of Casey-South Melbourne (209 and 6/98) talent was the aim of the...
And then there were four
By JARROD POTTER
DDCA TURF 1
REVIEW ROUND 11 (One day)
HEINZ Southern Districts held on while Hallam Kalora Park was left to wonder “what if?”...
Gulls in top flight
By DAVID NAGEL
WGCA LOWER GRADES
REVIEW - ROUND 14 (day 1)
B GRADE
TOORADIN (1/33) is odds-on favourite to avoid a semi-final showdown with premiership fancy Merinda...
Can I help you Officer?
By JARROD POTTER
WGCA DISTRICT
REVIEW - ROUND 14 (day 1)
A HORROR Saturday looks like it might have cost Pakenham Upper/Toomuc (106) a spot in...
Seagulls get ready to soar
By JARROD POTTER
WGCA SUB-DISTRICT
REVIEW - ROUND 14 (day 1)
TOORADIN continued to spread its wings while the battle-of-the-feline fighters - Catani and Lang Lang...
Ferrets get a run
THEY sleep for large amounts of the day, yet when they wake up they’re bundles of energy; they’re incredibly intelligent, yet just as cheeky;...
Home is where the heart is
CRANBOURNE BOWLS
Home ground advantage counted for heaps on Saturday with Cranbourne’s pennant teams winning both games at home on a warm day where the...
