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Kangaroo butchered

By Jade LawtonA MUTILATED kangaroo carcass found in Upper Beaconsfield on Sunday may be the second victim of illegal hunters. The animal, which had...

Reaching out to veterans

THE Victorian Branch of the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia (VVAA) is conducting a statewide series of veteran welfare information sessions. A local session is...

Waste-time is back once again

CHECK before you burn. That’s the word from the Cardinia Shire Council that is urging residents to first consider disposing of their green waste...

Booze in the news

Leading Senior Constable Gavan Wyllie breath tests drivers as they drive past the Star News Group offices.By Melissa MeehanPAKENHAM’S Army Road was brought to...

Lorraine’s long wait

OFFICER resident Lorraine Pigram had never called an ambulance before. That was until, weakened by an infection, she collapsed and fell off the toilet. Fearing...

Village gets a new walk

By Jade Lawton BERWICK Village has a new shopping destination. Loveridge Walk, a new development at 39-41 High Street, is finally finished after months of...

Ambos stay station-ary

By Melissa MeehanPAKENHAM and Berwick ambulance stations had no nightshift staff on 2 January. Freedom of Information (FOI) documents have revealed the Casey- Cardinia...

Bronze for Bascetta

FORGET MasterChef, Michael Bascetta’s dreams are far simpler. The Gembrook wine connoisseur and budding restaurateur knows it’s just as important to keep the patrons happy...

Morning tea that matters

By Kelly Yates BERWICK’S Kay Rankin and 50 of her closest friends and family raised nearly $3000 at an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea fund-raiser last...

Book proves that white dogs can’t jump

BERWICK Primary School welcomed a special visitor of the four-legged variety to celebrate National Simultaneous Storytime last Wednesday. The storytime is a campaign organised...

Big rigs fear

Cardinia TMU Leading Senior Constable John Morton, left, and Leading Senior Constable Peter Henderson want drivers to slow down in rural areas.By Melissa MeehanCHILDREN...

Tackling battery waste

Acting Minister for Environment Gayle Tierney has announced $1.7 million in funding through the Circular Economy Hazardous Waste Fund – Round 4 to...

School holiday fun