Investigation rules out foul play
FOUL play was ruled out last week after a 20-year-old man was found dying in a Pakenham street.
On Wednesday morning, Homicide Squad detectives were...
Party crashers
By DANIELLE GALVIN
EMPTY rental properties are apparently being trashed by underage party organisers out for a quick buck.
The latest incident saw a Pakenham house...
Life saving in store
By DANIELLE GALVIN
WHEN young Lang Lang father Sean Meyer collapsed and died at his home last October, his family and friends were adamant that...
Special disco nights
By DANIELLE GALVIN
LOCAL mums have come together to put on a disco for young people with all abilities.
The Pakenham Dance Studio is also on...
Road works in motion
By BRIDGET SCOTT
WORKS on the McGregor Road duplication are nearing after a motion was carried by Cardinia councillors last Monday to accept a tender...
60 years of laughs
By BRIDGET SCOTT
IT was Ann’s laughter that captured the heart of Con Boon, and 60 years later, the laughter still hasn’t stopped.
Living in northern...
Support for orphaned children
By DANIELLE GALVIN
WHEN Amanda Egan heard about the horror crash in Catani that claimed the lives of four members of the Beckett family, she...
Small beer big hopes
By DANIELLE GALVIN
KOOWEERUP is set to tap into the boutique beer market.
Cardinia Shire Council’s Manager Development and Compliance Services Brett Jackson said the council...
Killed in cow crash
A 62-year-old Kooweerup man died in a crash in Dalmore early this morning. Investigators believe that a Ford Falcon was travelling east along Manks...
Sudden death
POLICE have found that the death of a 20-year-old man in the middle of a Pakenham street on Tuesday night was not suspicious.
On Wednesday...
Win rocks Olinda’s world
By BRIDGET SCOTT
AS the old saying goes, diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but are they friendlier than $10,000 cash?
In the case of Olinda...
Train boom project announced
By DANIELLE GALVIN
A MULTI-BILLION dollar upgrade to the south-east rail corridor would deliver trains carrying more people, more often.
Premier Denis Napthine visited Pakenham railway...