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Walks along the watergarden

Women on Farms members spent a wonderful day marvelling at the lovely lotus and waterlily flowers at Blue Lotus Watergarden in Yarra Junction. After an...

Man and his music

Most people know Geoff Peterkin as the man behind the console managing the sound and stage needs at the Cardinia Cultural Centre. What they...

Subaru is a driver’s treat

By Alistair Kennedy We seem to spend much of our road testing time behind the wheels of SUVs nowadays. As much as we appreciate the functionality...

McHoax gets Emerald’s blood boiling

By Bonny Burrows Rumours of a McDonalds fast food store coming to Emerald this year have been quashed. Speculation began last week when a sign advertising...

Fire burns through grasslands

By Bonny Burrows A three-hectare grass fire broke out in Upper Beaconsfield on Sunday afternoon. Emergency services were called to Manestar Road, about 12.40pm, to the...

Solar savings for Kooweerup’s favourite sons

By Bonny Burrows The Kooweerup Men’s Shed will reduce its carbon footprint by installing solar panels. The solar panels project, funded by a $5800 Federal Government...

All that’s old is news again

By Bonny Burrows Uncovering treasures of decades past was the theme of a recent Evergreen Retirement Village event. The Pakenham village hosted its second Antiques Roadshow...

Group gets to the heart of the matter

When a call was put out to improve cardiac services in Berwick, the hospital auxiliary stepped in. St John of God Berwick Hospital’s Chronic...

Teen missing

Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Kooweerup teenager Riley Battams. Riley was last seen at his Manks Road address on 5...

After 60 years the love’s still strong

By Bonny Burrows When Clyde and Geraldine Brett married 60 years ago at just 18, they knew they were in for the long haul. As Clyde...

Kids’ cash to give back

Five local schools have received grants to encourage secondary students to give back to their local communities. Officer Specialist School, Berwick College and Emerald, Kooweerup...

Rail for miles

By Bonny Burrows The State Government has reiterated it will fund the duplication of the Bunyip to Longwarry rail corridor. Community and rail lobbyists have advocated...

Pakenham driver set for tunnel opening

The Metro Tunnel is set to open in less than two weeks and Pakenham’s Mark Godden is set to be among the first drivers...