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Love as solid as diamonds

By BRIDGET SCOTT BRYAN Mitchell wasn’t so lucky when he first asked his future wife to dance at the Belgrave dance many years ago. According to...

Crime crushers

By BRIDGET SCOTT AFTER being the recent target for thieves, the Cyril Molyneux Reserve in Berwick has received a $22,000 grant to put a stop...

Tiger tie-up

By DANIELLE GALVIN RICHMOND Football Club and Cardinia Shire Council have signed a historic agreement which will see the AFL giant become an integral part...

Solemn tribute to fallen heroes

By DANIELLE GALVIN THE mournful tones of the bugler’s song during Pakenham’s Anzac Day Dawn Service must have been powerful enough to wake up the...

Family safety failure

By DANIELLE GALVIN LEAVING a violent family home is not as easy as it sounds. That’s the message from women’s and children’s welfare providers in...

Thousands throng High Street

By BRIDGET SCOTT CROWDS of thousands stood side by side along High Street in Berwick last week as part of a fitting tribute to honour...

More than a token effort

AGE shall not weary them, not the years condemn, and this is very much the case for Berwick legend Cyril Molyneux. At 94 years of...

Dedicated to duty

By BRIDGET SCOTT THEIR free coffees, biscuit tins and collection of chocolates are proof enough of how much the Beaconsfield community values Garry and Jacquie...

Family’s first class donation

By BRIDGET SCOTT CHAIRMAN of the Akoonah Park Committee Jack Rae described a presentation from the Loveridge family on Sunday as "first class". John Loveridge and...

Answer the Anzac call

ANZAC Day Services across Cardinia and Casey include: Pakenham Dawn service to be held at the cenotaph outside the public hall and library complex on the...

Rescuers dive in

By DANIELLE GALVIN A SCUBA diver was called in to hook up a crane to winch a four-wheel drive Mercedes Benz out of a lake...

Teddy time at 10,000 feet

FREE falling at 10,000 feet over the Tooradin Airfield on Friday, the look on Flinders MP Greg Hunt’s face is priceless. The sky dive...

Friendship put aside

It wouldn’t be right to say the has been tension in the air this week at the Barry Plant Pakenham office. But the banter has...

Magic on air