Spirit of the Blues shines through
By Russell Bennett
“People do come and go and when you speak to players who do go, they never have a bad word to so...
The Tigers are coming
As promised in late 2017, the Richmond Tigers are headed to Cardinia Shire.
Last year's AFL Grand Final champion team was due to visit...
Youth leading the way
By Bonny Burrows
Cardinia Shire’s inaugural youth council members are looking forward to influencing decisions on their future.
The nine young people, ranging from...
Local lotto luck
Two lucky locals have taken out top prizes in the lotto.
A woman from Cockatoo had both her birthday and Christmas wishes come true at...
School’s mulch fire
Police are investigating a mulch fire at Emerald Primary School.
Police report the fire broke out about 7.30pm on 20 December at the school grounds....
Car torched
A red Holden Commodore sedan stolen from Drouin was found torched in Pakenham South.
Police are appealing for information on the theft, which is believed...
Delays expected on Monash
Motorists can expect delays on the Monash Freeway as upgrade works begin on the city bound carriageway.
Works will be carried out on the freeway...
Homeless housing fears
By Bonny Burrows and Kyra Gillespie
The applicant behind a proposed 41-bed male-only boarding house in Pakenham’s Savage Street has hit back at...
Berwick – the best of the best
By David Nagel
“That’s what we’ve prided ourselves on all year, being harder for longer, and that’s the way it panned out today,” Berwick coach...
Talent rises to the challenge
By Nick Creely
"The more experience you get, the more you acknowledge what’s around during a fight - but I’m like a radio, I’m just...
Collision causes traffic chaos
All inbound lanes on the South Gippsland Highway are closed between Pound Road and Greens Road in Dandenong, due to a collision near Greens...
Teen charged over stabbing
A teenage boy has been arrested following reports of a man being stabbed on Ballarto Road in Kooweerup about 1.20am on Sunday 17 December....
Lions aim to snap losing streak against marching Maroons
Round five of the Casey Cardinia Cricket Association (CCCA) will now be played as one-dayers after the intervention of rain last week.
Three consecutive losses...
