Weekend What’s On
Ian Stenlake performs
Theatre and television royalty is heading to the Cardinia Cultural Centre. Best known for his leading roles in Sea Patrol and Stingers,...
Plastic fantastic
By Bonny Burrows
A thriving Pakenham plastics manufacturer has been awarded an $1.8 million State Government grant to expand its business and triple its workforce.
Melbourne...
Gazette’s century in Pakenham
The Gazette this month celebrates 100 years in Pakenham.
Company founder Albert Edward Thomas was persuaded by the business people of Pakenham to relocate from...
Police probe after pedestrian injured
A 34-year-old Pakenham man remains in a serious condition in The Alfred hospital after he was in collision with a vehicle on McGregor Road...
A winner all the way
Year 9 St Paul’s Anglican Grammar student, Sophie Bennett, recently competed at the Tintern Horse Trials and came home a winner on all counts.
The...
Ray’s dream job to lead school
By Bonny Burrows
Former Pakenham Secondary College math and science teacher Ray Squires enjoyed his time at the school so much, he returned a decade...
Recognising our best volunteers
National Volunteer Week saw Casey’s big-hearted locals recognised for their hard work at the Casey Volunteer Awards.
The Awards honoured individuals, groups and organisations whose...
Sally’s burgers Amaze autism kids
By Bonny Burrows
Three years ago Sally’s Big Ass Burgers made national headlines for its controversial shop sign.
At the weekend, the Upper Beaconsfield burger joint...
Man injured after multi-vehicle smashes
A man has been hospitalised with head injuries after a multi-vehicle smash on Monash Freeway, Berwick.
The man was taken to The Alfred hospital after...
Barossa or bust for bombs
By Victoria Stone-Meadows
Pakenham drivers should warm up their engines.
The internationally renowned wacky driving adventure Bust Rally is coming to Australia and organisers are inviting...
Teen daughter was mum’s getaway driver
By Cam Lucadou-Wells
A 38-year-old mother of 10 has been jailed for an armed robbery and a petrol drive-off in the company of her own...
Gazette’s century in Pakenham
The Gazette this month celebrates 100 years in Pakenham.
Company founder Albert Edward Thomas was persuaded by the business people of Pakenham to relocate from...
Despite deadlock, council pushes festival grants review
Cardinia Shire Council has voted to proceed with a review of the Festivals and Events Grant Program, aiming to refine processes and develop a...
