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Sun won’t set on his game

FORMER Bunyip Football Club secretary Leigh Greening has been making a name for himself around the world over the past few years on the...

It’s art in the making

STUDENTS from across Cardinia Shire will be tiling away making mosaic art. Recently schools were invited to pick up free tiles from Ultimate Tiles...

Charlotte spreads her wings

BEACONSFIELD girl Charlotte Jagusch is just about ready to fly and will be up, up and away in no time. While finding your ideal job...

Speak up, says council

Cardinia Shire mayor Graeme Moore is encouraging residents to have a say about local issues at an upcoming community forum. The forum will kickstart a...

Clubs at receiving end

By REBECCA BILLS PONY Club members are saying “enough is enough” after years of damages weigh up. Cockatoo and District Pony Club as well as Macclesfield...

Medals end on marathon note

By LIA SPENCER BERWICK firefighters were honoured for their outstanding work at a special event last week. On 28 June, the Berwick CFA held its annual...

Mark takes a new course

By BESS ZEWDIE COCKATOO resident Clint Mark is one of 21 new career firefighters stationed at the Morwell Fire Brigade this month. The 33-year-old former...

On the crest of a dream

By BRIDGET SCOTT LAYNE Beachley captured the undying attention of about 150 guests at the Casey-Cardinia Business Breakfast last Wednesday when she made waves at...

Guide hall spruced up

By BRIDGET SCOTT Bunnings team members helped revamp the Pakenham Guide Hall last Thursday when they came armed with paint brushes to put new colour...

Natives for extra spice

By DANIELLE GALVIN PEPPERMINT Ridge Farm owner Julie Weatherhead is using her knowledge of bush food to teach at her cooking school in Tynong North. It...

Gazette claims national award

A CREATIVE, forceful and authoritative newspaper, the Pakenham-Berwick Gazette has again been named the Best Newspaper at the Community Newspapers of Australia Awards. Awarded...

Dealing with dementia patients

VOLUNTEER community visitors learned how to communicate with people suffering from dementia at a training event last month. The event, at Lyrebird Village for...

Program boost for Ping Pong

Cornish College in Bangholme played host to a big moment in the future of table tennis on Friday with Table Tennis Australia (TTA) launching...