Artwork feature for lake
AN ARTIST has been chosen to create the next public artwork under a $150,000 partnership between Cardinia Shire Council and Delfin Lend Lease.
Jennyfer Stratman...
New year stabbing
A MAN was stabbed in Pakenham when a New Year’s Eve celebration turned sour.
Police said the 33yearold Werribee man had been at a party...
Road promise
By Jim MynardA LIBERAL Government would mean a $25 million upgrade for Clyde Road Berwick from the High Street, Lyall, and Clyde Road intersection...
Bikers hurt
TWO people went to hospital after a motorbike crash at Upper Beaconsfield on Sunday.
A 43yearold Beaconsfield man and a 46yearold Beaconsfield woman were taken...
Election rules need fixing
THERE is a need to change the council election date from the last week in November back to at least late September or early...
Water! What’s that?
MOTORISTS had to contend with an alltoorare hazard last Thursday with heavy rains causing minor flooding on some local roads.
The 1820 millimetres of rain...
Coles Myer distribution centre closure hits workers
MORE than 50 Cardinia residents have lost their jobs as part of the closure of the Coles Myer Distribution Centre in Hampton Park.
The announcement...
Rates payment is due
PAYMENT of Casey’s third rates instalment is due on Wednesday, 28 February.
Ratepayers can pay online at www.casey.vic .gov.au/payments, by credit card over the phone...
Green takeaway!
By Paul DunlopRESIDENTS can mow their lawns and leave the clippings for council to take to the tip if they are willing to...
Water tanks turn on student awareness
PRESCHOOL children are learning to be water economists through a new City of Casey plan to install a water tank in each preschool.
Casey manager...
Cobra Morrow bites the bats
MERINDA Park’s Darren Morrow helped his team to a solid win, snaring five wickets against Clyde in the Agrade game on Saturday.
Defending 176 away...
Sport support
By Jim Mynard
St MARGARET’S School students have launched an appeal for new or used sporting equipment for Fijian children.
They became inspired after hearing guest...
Antisemitic graffiti causes $10k damage on golf course
Warragul Country Club has been left with more than $10,000 in damage after vandals targeted one of its greens with offensive and antisemitic graffiti.
The...
