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Two decades of Viewing

By ANEEKA SIMONIS IT was back to school for the Berwick VIEW Club as they celebrated their 20th anniversary on Monday 15 September. The strong, all-women...

Supreme champ on show

By BEN CAMERON After nearly three decades of exhibiting, four Cardinia dairy farmers have taken out a prestigious award at the Royal Melbourne Dairy Show. A...

Gippsland… Salt of the earth

By DARBY BUTTLER-REID BERNARD Salt, internationally renowned demographer, said that Gippsland - and Pakenham in particular - is full of endless possibilities. Mr Salt presented the...

College open to landscaping

By BEN CAMERON COMMUNITY College Gippsland is open to working with Cardinia Shire Council on certain projects which require horticulture expertise. The Pakenham Gazette revealed last...

Hardy’s… an unauthorised story

By GARRY HOWE INTERVIEWING Darrell Hardy is a tough gig. Not that he is rude or arrogant. Quite the opposite - he is so bloody humble and...

Time for change on rooms

By MELISSA MEEHAN FEMALE umpires and netballers get changed in their cars before matches at Chandler Reserve in Avonsleigh. The awkward situation isn’t their choice,...

Little Aths bogged down

By MELISSA MEEHAN DEEP puddles and poor drainage means Cockatoo’s little athletes can’t use the whole track in the early months of their season. As...

Yakkerboo! The circus is coming

By BEN CAMERON The 39th annual Yakkerboo Festival will return on 18 and 19 April next year but this time around with a circus theme. “There...

Firies keep watch on house fires

By BEN CAMERON THE number of preventable house fires in the Cardinia Shire have nearly halved over the past year. Unattended cooking is one of the...

Nowhere to run for wildlife

By BEN CAMERON AN EMERALD wildlife carer has urged Cardinia Shire Council to do more to protect local fauna as urban areas within the region...

Animals ‘bred for the bullet’

By MELISSA MEEHAN THEY’RE brought to life, only to be slaughtered for recreation. Lions, elephants and other animals in the wild are bred into captivity only...

Pensioners find the living ain’t easy

By ANEEKA SIMONIS RETIREES struggling with the rising cost of living aren’t soothed by the recent increase of pension payments. Some members of Australia’s ageing population...

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...