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Don’t let the opportunity pass

RESIDENTS wanting to know more about the Pakenham Bypass works can attend community information sessions.
VicRoads will hold a series of open sessions to provide the community with a chance to learn more about the $242 million project. Community information sessions will be held at Cardinia Shire Council chambers in Henty Way, Pakenham, from 2pm to 5pm on Tuesday, 18 October and 5pm to 8pm on Wednesday, 19 October.
A session will also be held at the Beaconsfield Community Complex between 2pm and 8pm on Thursday, 20 October.

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