News
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Back to school for Nelson
Above: Federal Education Minister Brendan Nelson visited Kambrya College in Berwick yesterday to discuss the school’s education initiatives, and also FEDERAL Education Minister Brendan Nelson…
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Stage is set for Alice
Above: Fountain Gate Primary School students Anthony and Amanda get into character for the performance of Alice in Wonderland. STUDENTS at Fountain Gate Primary School…
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Tempting treats tasted in good health
Right: Fountain Gate Primary School student Anthony was all smiles on Tuesday showing off his healthy food choice. Rebecca FraserTHERE were smiles all around at…
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Trees of learning
STUDENTS at Fountain Gate Primary School got their hands dirty putting shovel to soil to help the environment on Monday. Students gave up their time…
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Graffiti free
By Jade LawtonSince the adoption of its Graffiti Policy and Action Plan in 2007, the number of graffiti incidents across the shire has dropped by…
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From the heart
By Jade LawtonTHE family of Pakenham teenager Cameron Lowe say they are overwhelmed by the community support that has flooded in since the 17-year-old died…
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Fun in the pool
THE weather is warming up, the end of the school year is near and all outdoor pools in Cardinia Shire are ready for healthy summer…
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SES snags $40,000
By Elisa ScartonTHE Pakenham and Berwick communities have helped raise $40,000 for the State Emergency Service working in flood-affected regional Victoria. Residents raised the money…
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Body search
Above: Police and news helicopters hovered overhead on Wednesday. By Melissa Meehan and Jade LawtonA tip-off over suspected human remains buried in a Lakeside backyard…
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Tower trouble
By Jade LawtonThe AMTA said that contrary to claims made by EMR Australia in last week’s Pakenham News, there was no credible scientific evidence of…
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Beware swoopers
CASEY residents are reminded to watch for swooping birds during the next few months. Casey’s manager of environment Nicola Ward said people who were swooped…