Look! Up in the sky
BERWICK Primary School students were encouraged to look up in the sky when the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) dropped in last week.
THE RFDS...
CWA’s no cupcake affair
The Country Women’s Association was 85 years old last week and Carol Clay has dedicated 13 years to the organisation, two of them as...
Cabinet to come
THE State Government will be invited to hold a community cabinet meeting in Cardinia/Casey.
Cardinia Shire Council mayor Brett Owen put forward a notice of...
Recognition for a bright spark
A PAKENHAM plumber who returned to study at the age of 48 has been recognised in the Plumbing Industry Training Awards.
Nigel Bull was awarded...
Kids gang up for fun run
BERWICK Primary School students banded together to run in the Berwick Show Fun Run and received $500 for their efforts.
Gembrook MP Brad Battin sponsored...
Streetlife behind street business
THE soon-to-be formed Casey-Cardinia Business Group has received a welcome boost to help get it off the ground.
Member for Gembrook Brad Battin announced that...
Trio brave the shave
THREE Beaconsfield Primary School students have been fund-raising for the Leukaemia Foundation.
On Monday, Jarred, Kye and Brodie shaved their heads for the World’s Greatest...
Bird downs Pakenham power
AN ESTIMATED 2000 customers suffered a power outage in the Pakenham area after a bird flew into a powerline 10.30 Tuesday morning.
The Pakenham and...
Amazing support drives record total
A MASSIVE amount of funds were raised when more than 4000 people joined forces for the Cancer Council on the weekend.
The Casey-Cardinia Relay for...
Land sold to protect rates
IT WAS with a heavy heart that Cardinia Shire councillors approved the sale of part of the famous Pepi’s Land in Emerald.
The sale has...
Andes trek for high adventure
LAST week marked the one year anniversary of the death of Shani Kirby’s father-in-law.
Ms Kirby, who lives in Drouin with her family, said it...
Council gets back on track
THE closure of Ure Road in Gembrook has been a comedy of errors between Cardinia Shire Council and residents of the access track.
At Monday...
Looking back through the archives
50 years to 1976
More than 100 years ago Wilheilm Cristian Ludwick Finck and his wife Hannah, and their family of seven children, migrated to...
