Persecuted
By Jade LawtonMs Makings said she arrived at the station at 7.45 on Monday, 12 April to find the car park already at capacity....
Up across the board
GOOD rain and a lighter yarding made for a good sale on Wednesday at Baw Baw Livestock Exchange, Warragul, with rises recorded across the...
Restock market active
A LARGE variation in the quality of the cattle yarded at VLE Pakenham was presented to the regular field of buyers.
There was a...
Doggone! Missing pooch is back on the porch
- Jade LawtonSTAR the Staffie has been returned to his home in Garfield after the Gazette received a number of tip-offs to his whereabouts....
Get checked
By Casey NeillEMERALD residents can reduce their risk of stroke – by giving up a few minutes.
Emerald Village Pharmacy is offering free blood pressure...
Dollars at dinner
OXFAM members in Berwick raised $1000 at their annual dinner last month.
Thirty-five people attended the dinner, one of four major fundraisers for the Berwick...
Sign for a slab
THE Pakenham Hall sign is in safe hands.
The Gazette can confirm reports the sign - thought to be lost in the rubble of...
Throw out your waste
CARDINIA Shire Council has a free hard and green waste collection service starting in the next fortnight.
Residents will be able to leave hard and...
Vietnam vet hits out at critics
By Melissa MeehanRAY Caldwell may have been born a Kiwi, but he wants Pakenham to know his Vietnam war service was fair dinkum.
Ray, who...
Volunteers clean up
By Kim BrooksTHE Cardinia Environment Coalition recognised National Volunteer Week with business as usual.
The CEC is an umbrella group made up of 30 local...
Pokies law’s racy feel in the Den
A POKIES shake-up has seen two Pakenham sporting icons unite.
After two years of negotiations, the Pakenham Racing Club and the Pakenham Sports Club...
Antisemitic graffiti causes $10k damage on golf course
Warragul Country Club has been left with more than $10,000 in damage after vandals targeted one of its greens with offensive and antisemitic graffiti.
The...
