JAPANESE pianist Hiroko Yasunori played for an enthused crowd at the Evergreen Retirement Village in Pakenham last Thursday.
Hiroko came to the village to perform for the residents and even got a few of them up on their feet.
She is a friend of the village’s director and is a talented musician who has been playing since she was three-years-old.
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Members of the Probus Club of Pakenham East started the month on a high note, celebrating 50 years of Probus in the Pacific by wearing the club’s signature blue and…
The Opposition’s plan to fast-track land release in growth areas is unlikely to significantly reduce house prices on its own, according to an RMIT housing expert. Associate Professor Trivess Moore,…
