Lovin’ life to the Max
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
THREE-YEAR-OLD Max provides endless laughs for a Pakenham family who couldn’t imagine life without him.
Renee McIvor is the proud owner...
Pony express
There's no long faces when Muffie the minipony is about - the new Pakenham resident is fast becoming a thrilling town icon.
The friendly miniature...
Six of the best
By BEN CAMERON
SIX local women have been physically and mentally transformed under the guidance of recently inducted Berwick martial arts hall of...
Looking Back
By BEN CAMERON
30 years to 1985:
PREMIER John Cain will officially open the Labor Party’s campaign in Cockatoo. The seat of Berwick is...
Where petrol meets polish
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
REV up - it’s time for the annual Lang Lang Show ‘n’ Shine.
On Sunday 8 February, hot rod and custom...
Hext’s Fame spreads
By BEN CAMERON
TWENTY-THREE years dedicated to the art of taekwondo was recognised when Michelle Hext was inducted into the Australasian Martial Arts...
Art up in the air
THE future of the Cardinia Grand Art Exhibition remains under a cloud.
The Gazette revealed last week that the future of the “premium art event...
Fire crews off interstate
GIPPSLAND firefighters are among more than 120 Victorian emergency services personnel who travelled to Western Australia this week to assist with firefighting efforts...
Car fire captured
By BEN CAMERON
FIRE crews were called to Army Road, Pakenham, last Saturday afternoon after a car caught fire.
Pakenham Upper resident Jim captured...
Top music fare
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
THEATRICAL students at St Margaret’s School in Berwick are counting down the days until a visit by the Melbourne Symphony...
Shade to Mingle outside
RESIDENTS supported by social enterprise Outlook will be able to enjoy the simple pleasure of gathering in the outdoors this summer, thanks to a...
Doc’s helping and healing
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
A WELL-KNOWN Pakenham doctor is celebrating 40 years of service in helping and healing.
Dr Pravin Kapadia, a general practitioner operating...
’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”...
