Where there’s smoke
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
FIRE crews from Beaconsfield, Officer and Berwick sped to a fire in Beaconsfield last week to find a balcony garden ablaze.
Beaconsfield CFA...
Hunter’s best friend
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
WHEN Milo discovered his friend Hunter had been hit by a car, the loyal pup stayed by his side until he was...
Take a pew as hammer falls
By DANIELLE GALVIN
A SLICE of Yannathan’s history is up for sale – for a meagre $100,000.
The Uniting Church building has been a part of...
Driver faces traffic charges
A BERWICK man has been arrested over a dangerous pursuit through Beaconsfield, Berwick and Narre Warren South.
Members from the Cardinia Highway Patrol attempted to...
Tan ban looms
SOLARIUMS will be a thing of the past after the State Government announced a ban, effective in 2014.
Premier Ted Baillieu said the Coalition Government...
Daniel earns hero’s reward
By LIA SPENCER
A BRAVE Narre Warren South boy has received a bravery award for saving a young girl’s life in March.
At 5pm on 27...
Rocky tops wish list
By DANIELLE GALVIN
ALL Claire and Jay Fyfe want for Christmas is their dog Rocky back – and they are asking Santa to help find...
Hardy’s to the rescue
A PAKENHAM business has been humbled by support after its truck and tools were stolen from its factory last week.
The E&J Joinery was broken...
PSOs here at last
By NICOLE WILLIAMS
IN A boon for public safety, Protective Services Officers (PSOs) have started patrolling Berwick Railway Station.
Member for Gembook Brad Battin joined the...
Goodwill rides through
A PAKENHAM mum believes the Christmas spirit is alive and well this year.
Haylee Toyne’s nine-year-old daughter Shanae suffers from a disability that affects her...
Charlie gave Milkybar role his best shot
Charlie Hamilton of Drouin narrowly missed out on becoming the Milkybar Kid.
By Emma Sun
DROUIN'S Charlie Hamilton has missed out on becoming Australia's Milkybar Kid...
Space for art at Casey
TWO new exhibitions are now on display at the City of Casey's Civic Centre Art Space.
The exhibitions, 'Reflections' by Brenda Pettitt and 'Creative Works...
Following the family tree
The saying “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” perfectly captures Adrian Funston’s life—a story of steadfast dedication and community spirit inherited from...
