Spotlight on Games medallists
By JARROD POTTER
ONE more accolade was waiting for the Casey TigerSharks’ Commonwealth Games trio when they returned home.
The City of Casey welcomed back Casey...
Milestone for good sports
By BRIDGET SCOTT
MANY presidents, volunteers and premierships later the Nar Nar Goon Netball Club will celebrate a milestone of its own this Saturday.
After its...
Boost for art space
By BEN CAMERON
CARDINIA Shire Council will spend around $80,000 on two new art initiatives.
It has budgeted about $40,000 including consultancy fees to develop a...
$3.2m drug bust
By BEN CAMERON
Marijuana factories uncovered in massive police raid...
THREE industrial drug factories containing 1568 marijuana plants worth $3.2 million have been busted in Pakenham...
Walk’s stand on suicide
By BRIDGET SCOTT
SALLY Webber and her family are one of many from the area which have been touched by suicide, and when it affected...
Program targets our kids at risk
By BRIDGET SCOTT
A NEW program for the Cardinia Shire will further empower local leaders to help target and combat problem behaviours in young people.
The...
Plants seized in police raid
MORE than a thousand cannabis plants were seized by police this morning after two hydroponic crop factories were discovered in Berwick and Pakenham.
The Pakenham...
More than a patch-up
By DANNY BUTTLER
PREMIER Denis Napthine said road repairs had too often been "patch-up jobs" as he announced an upgrade to the South Gippsland Highway.
At...
Support for the disabled
By CASEY NEILL
WALLARA has opened a Pakenham base for helping young adults with disabilities.
The Doherty Street address is the support service’s first Cardinia location...
Case goes limp
By BEN CAMERON
POLICE have called off an investigation into a South East Juniors football match which left a 14-year-old Tooradin player with a leg...
Mad skills for blind kids
By JARROD POTTER
THE simple joy of running and tumbling about on gym mats is now accessible for Berwick-area blind and vision-impaired children.
The recently opened...
And they’re off at Ascot
By BEN CAMERON
THE first real signs of progress at the new housing development on the old Pakenham racetrack emerged last week, with roadworks beginning...














