All hail hurdler Tasha
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
“WATCH out Sally Pearson, Bunyip Primary School has its own hurdling star in the making.”
The school’s sport’s coordinator Mrs Robinson was overcome...
Crime’s a growing business
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
PAKENHAM police are cracking down on crime with the expansion of their Crime Investigation Unit.
Headed by Detective Senior Sergeant Trevor Smith, the...
It’s official – Brady’s the best
By KATELYN PINAL
A DEDICATED and generous young community leader has been awarded for his service.
Berwick Grammar School student Brady Graham received an award “in...
On one knee in winery backdrop
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
BENT on one knee, Daniel made history at an Officer winery last month when he proposed to his soon-to-be bride, Belinda.
D’Angelo Estate...
Art for the Anzacs
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
STUDENTS across the shire are doing their bit to commemorate servicemen and women who helped defend a country of freedom almost 100...
Smooth ride on horizon
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
IT’LL be a smooth ride for Officer residents who have been promised railway repairs under a re-elected Napthine Government.
Officer railway station’s car...
Flowers in full bloom
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
EXPECT a great day of family fun at Saint Thomas’ Annual Flower Show and Market in Bunyip this weekend.
Held on Saturday 8...
Ire over shire block
By GARRY HOWE
FORMER mayor Bill Ronald has hit out at Cardinia Shire for what he has labelled as an attempt to deny his right...
Waste land
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
PATIENCE didn’t pay off for a number of Pakenham residents who were waiting for Cardinia Shire Council to collect their...
ARC-ing up to respect women
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
MEMBERSHIP start-up costs will be scratched for women signing up to a Casey sporting facility in a bid to raise...
Campaign close to home
By BEN CAMERON
ONE of the Cardinia Shire’s most prominent community leaders has revealed the poor attitudes of some men towards women.
Father of...
Gas is good to go – at last
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
KOOWEERUP residents and business owners will save up to 30 per cent on their energy bills with the town’s looming...
Cardinia crime shows no signs of improvement
Cardinia has seen a sharp rise in crime, with offences climbing 25.5 per cent to 10,264 in the year ending September 2025, according to...
