Road complaints down the drain
CARDINIA Shire council has no plans to fix a Cockatoo road despite residents claiming their street is a potential death trap.
The council says Maurice...
Abattoir killing
Get set for a jobs bonanza ...
A $315 million redevelopment of O’Connor’s Abattoir in Pakenham will create 800 jobs in the region.
Minister for Planning...
Trees damaged
CONTRACTORS are being blamed for the damage to ten 100-year-old oak trees in Nobelius Park, Emerald.
At Monday night’s Cardinia Shire council meeting, president of...
Blue tongue invasion
STAFF at the Racecourse Road Veterinary Clinic in Pakenham returned to work to discover 11 hyperactive, baby blue tongue lizards running amok.
A pregnant blue...
Parking with a twist
LEFT unchecked, a gravel car park in Berwick could break a heel or ankle according to the chamber of commerce.
Wilma Barron, Berwick stalwart and...
Car thief caught on the roof
A PAKENHAM teen was chased by the owner of a car he had stolen from a house in Ahern Road last week - before...
Influence urban growth
CARDINIA and Casey residents can have their say on the future of the region’s growth and development.
Gembrook MP Brad Battin said Victorians had been...
Village focused on street safety
LIGHTS, cameras, action. Berwick Village’s portable CCTV cameras have been switched on.
Five of the six cameras have been installed around the Village and Berwick...
Passenger killed
A MAN lost his life after the utility he was travelling in rolled in Warragul on Friday evening.
Police are investigating the cause of...
Dads, kids break bread
A SPECIAL breakfast program is being launched in Pakenham for dads and their kids.
The Dad’s Breakfast, a partnership between Anglicare Victoria, Windermere Child and...
Scientist in the making
A BUDDING young scientist was selected to be part of a prestigious science program.
Michael Beards, a Year 12 student at St Francis Xavier...
Fishing around troubled waters
A SMALL group of residents who met to discuss the issues facing the Lakeside community has labelled Cardinia Shire councillor Collin Ross the voice...
Benefits of top-two finish in the balance
The top-four teams in West Gippsland netball are all fully aware of the extraordinary benefits of finishing top-two at the end of the season.
First,...
