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Quarries to be inspected

After a successful series of inspections across the state, Resources Victoria will be out in force again during August, this time inspecting quarries throughout...

Funding to help tackle weeds

Crucial weed removal along Cardinia Creek has received government funding, which will help protect local plants and species. Minister for Environment Steve Dimopoulos announced $1.7...

Helping bandicoots bounce back

There is much work being done to protect Cardinia Shire’s most iconic animal, the southern brown bandicoot, and local volunteers can make a significant...

Community questions golf course, lights and cultural centre

A number of community questions were submitted to Cardinia Shire Council at the July 21 meeting. In regard to the changing of streetlighting in Beaconsfield,...

Choosing the Sunny path

Officer’s Sunny Duggal rarely has time to himself between meetings and being on the road, but it’s all for a good cause. His 25...

Company tax and regulation reform on the cards

A Productivity Commission (PC) proposal to change the way businesses are taxed would boost Australia’s GDP by $14 billion with no net cost to...

Grants to plant

A new program is offering grants of up to $80,000 for landholders to plant trees on their property – to help boost shade and...

Cracks in the driving system

In the midst of renewed calls for stricter rules on older drivers following a fatal crash involving a 91-year-old in Wantirna South, local road...

Discover Hobbies, Volunteering and More

While many people are often defined by their jobs, it’s the passions and volunteer work they pursue in their spare time that truly reveal...

Council paves way for Parklands

Cardinia Shire Council is backing the future Cardinia Creek Regional Parklands by agreeing to give up a small piece of land in Beaconsfield. At the...

RSL future hangs by a thread

The Kooweerup RSL’s long-running push to secure land for a Soldiers Memorial Museum has taken a step forward but questions remain over when, where,...

Red light means nothing

Beaconsfield residents are raising urgent concerns about drivers regularly running red lights at major intersections, putting pedestrians at serious risk. A widely shared concern among...

Hawks enter finals undefeated after smashing Kangaroos

Berwick Springs will be hoping to erase Saturday’s result from its mind after the Titans were dealt with by a wasteful Carrum Patterson Lakes...