News
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Fair cop for business
By Melissa MeehanWATCH out speeding drivers, graffiti artists and all round troublemakers – the Pakenham police are after you. Following a positive reduction in crime…
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Win is no stroke of good luck
By Bridget BradyELLIE Walter couldn’t believe she could be rewarded for doing a job she loved so much. So the 26-year-old was “blown away” to…
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Still stinking
By Melissa MeehanIT’S the stench that’s stuck. But Pakenham might lose its “on the nose” title – if the council has anything to do with…
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Man charged with indecent assault
CASEY Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man with indecent assault following an incident at a Narre Warren shopping centre two weeks ago. The…
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Pray on the go
PARISHIONERS from different Cranbourne churches are invited to pray together next week. The prayer summit will be held at a different church in Cranbourne each…
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On the nose
Reece Dalrymple, Michael Porter, and Kirsty Gilbert are among many residents fed-up with Pakenham’s putrid pong. 47784 By Jade LawtonPAKENHAM’S sickening stink has returned with…
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Station on track
THE Cardinia Road Railway Station is on track, with construction set to begin this year. Public Transport Minister Martin Pakula said the State Government was…
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Clubs at Den
TWO Pakenham sporting icons have united – thanks to changes in gaming legislation. After two years of negotiations, the Pakenham Racing Club and the Pakenham…
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E-wastemade easy
CARDINIA Shire Council is holding a free e-waste recycling day for residents on Saturday 22 May at the council depot in Pakenham. E-waste includes any…
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Site’s right for motor sports
By Melissa MeehanDriver education for the youth of Pakenham will be the main focus of a motorsports facility earmarked for Pakenham. The Cardinia Shire Council…
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Facelift for lily pond
By Melissa MeehanPAKENHAM’S Henty Lily Pond will be refurbished after councillors voted to adopt the Master Plan to rehabilitate the area. Works on the pond…
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Forum on farming
THE future of agriculture will be discussed in the Agfutures forum at Pearcedale this month. The forum will help farmers respond to market and value…