Insider follows his gut
Geoff Harris at the Cardinia Business Breakfast.By Melissa MeehanCARDINIA Shire business owners were treated to 20 insider tips for a successful business when Flight...
Locks lopped
HAIR today, gone tomorrow.
Heather Fern is making the most of her hair before she shaves it off in March – if the Kooweerup...
The pinball wizard
Dean Morgan is always looking for more pinball machines to add to his extensive collection. 42842 By Kara IrvingFOR some, pinball machines are distant...
Hungry to run
By Casey NeillHILLS women can pamper themselves in Emerald this weekend to raise cash for a worthy cause.
Two teams from Emerald’s Vibe Health +...
High time for achievers
TWO Pakenham scouts will be presented with their Adventurer Level Cord and Australian Scout Medallion in May.
The Australian Scout Medallion is the...
Busy agenda for country women
THE Pakenham Country Women’s Association had a full and busy agenda during the February meeting after the Christmas and New Year break.
The association recorded...
St Pat’s splash down
ST Patrick’s Primary School students splashed down at Chelsea beach last week as part of a team-building exercise. The Grade 6 students enjoyed...
Credit where it’s due
I WOULD like to point out to Anthony Albanese that it was Federal La Trobe MP Jason Wood who promoted and delivered Brywn Bridge,...
Community pipes up for a Scottish tradition
Left and right: Crowds at Akoonah Park were wowed by the dancing at the 24th annual Berwick Highland Gathering.By Kelly YatesPIPE bands, highland dancing...
Get fire ready
By Jade Lawton and Kelly YatesTHE CFA warned a group of 20 Harkaway residents to prepare a bushfire survival plan rather than rely on...
Levy plan taxes nerves
By Melissa Meehan
CARDINIA Shire residents say they are exhausted from the uncertainty of the Growth Area Infrastructure Contribution tax.
More than 20 residents...
Meg makes comeback
PAKENHAM will be treated to a free gig by Meg Doherty at the Pakenham Railway Hotel on Sunday.
Meg, 27, who was one half...