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Trouts restocked Pakenham anglers now have a new target to cast for, with a number of local lakes restocked with ’stonker’ rainbow trouts. As part of...

Reflection on leadership

Local student leaders gathered to meet with the Bishop of Sale, most reverend Greg Bennet to delve into their ideas of transforming their...

Recycling money makers!

Congratulations to our resident recyclers in Pakenham and surrounding areas for maintaining our position as one of the top Container Deposit Scheme (CDS)...

Students celebrate Italian icons

Visitors to Tooradin Primary School were transported to the alleys of Sicily last Wednesday, with the smell of pasta and Italian donuts wafting down...

Lockdown campaigner wins $4000 in damages over two unlawful arrests

The director of an advocacy group formerly residing in Pakenham, Monica Smit has received $4000 in damages in the County Court of Victoria, with...

Final stretch for McGregor Road and Webster Way works

The Pakenham Roads Upgrade project team is continuing to celebrate new milestones, with the final stretch of works on McGregor about to start. McGregor Road...

Youth cyclist injured

A collision involving a car and a youth on a bicycle occurred at the pedestrian crossing of Lakeside Pakenham on the morning of Friday...

Dandenong Ranges Steiner School reunion attracts more than 150 alumni, staff and family members

Dandenong Ranges Steiner School celebrated its 25th anniversary on Sunday 8 September, with more than 150 attendees reflecting on the school's beginning and progress....

Occupants escape after bulldozer rollover

A quick response from local CFA brigade crews helped save a stray bulldozer which fell down a slope in Tynong on Thursday 12 September. According...

Cheaper alternatives for your home redecoration

Pakenham's bargain hunters and renovators are encouraged to visit local Vinnies Stores to find a cheaper and more sustainable alternative when redecorating the home,...

Carol Clay’s family speaks out in court

Carol Clay’s loved ones were filled with immense anxiety for almost two years as they tried to search for the missing 73-year-old. She had vanished...

Defend the defence industry: SEMMA

A manufacturers’ group has called for wider policing powers to remove pro-Palestine activists blockading defence-industry factories in Dandenong South. South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA)...

Clyde Road upgrade switches on hydrogen power

In a Victorian construction first, Major Roads Projects Victoria (MRPV) and Seymour Whyte have switched over to a hydrogen-powered Clyde Round Upgrade project site....