Council draws a blank
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
ON THE hunt for clues to prosecute litterbugs responsible for dumping trailer-loads of rubbish at an empty Pakenham street, Cardinia...
Don’t fence us in
By BEN CAMERON
POSSIBLE changes to off the leash areas in Cardinia Shire are due to be adopted before the end of the...
Seniors lunch at Village Green
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
THE Pakenham Senior Citizen’s Centre wishes Joan Condie, Winton Crowther, Janet Macreadie, Fay Outridge and Wilma Smart a very happy...
Bridge gathers pace
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
BERWICK Bridge Club had a busy week starting on Friday 30 January with 11 tables.
First for North/South (N/S) was David...
Quilt gifts reach 100 mark
THE 2Cs Sew and Chat Group is pleased to announce they gave away 100 quilts to different organisations over the past year.
The group...
Super store on the way
By BEN CAMERON
CONSTRUCTION on a new $20m Coles store in Berwick is expected to begin in March.
The development includes a 3200 square...
Lang Lang digs in on erosion
SOME 450 mangrove seeds and 300 plants have been planted by community volunteers and trainee students along a “problematic” Lang Lang coastline to address...
MP pays tribute to supporters
By BEN CAMERON
Bass MP Brian Paynter has paid tribute to his father Ray for instilling the values needed to represent his new...
Labor held to its pledge
By BEN CAMERON
IN HIS maiden speech to the Victorian Parliament Bass MP Brian Paynter said the State Government must add two Pakenham...
Bloody good deed
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH
Roll up, roll up, the Pakenham mobile blood donor centre needs to fill 100 appointments by Friday 13 February. ...
Big line-up at village do
The Upper Beaconsfield Village Festival returns this Sunday with a jam-packed line-up including an art exhibition, vehicle displays, a puppet show, jumping castle and...
Grand art on show
By BEN CAMERON
THE Cardinia Grand Art Exhibition is back on, thanks to the hard work of two Cardinia Shire heavy hitters.
There had...
’Compensation’ builds tension
Traders say they have “nowhere left to turn” after Cardinia Shire and Casey Council refused to offer compensation, calling it a pattern of “neglect”...
