Traders assured
By Paul DunlopMAJOR retailers will not bypass Pakenham to set up shop at Fountain Gate or other nearby centres.
That was the message from Cardinia...
Under fire
By Allister HaymanPOLICE are appealing for people who came under fire from a homemade bazooka in Pakenham to come forward.
The call comes after reports...
Charity says tanks
By Melissa GrantA PAKENHAM business is streaming its resources to give various charities a helping hand during the drought.
Staff at Melbourne RotoMould recently donated...
School’s out for study
By Melissa Grant
PAKENHAM Secondary College students now have a room with a view.
Yesterday (Tuesday), the school’s environment club students celebrated the opening of their...
Council approves unit development
By Paul Dunlop
NEW development app-roved in Pakenham will see six single-storey and six double-storey units built across the road from Meadowvale Retirement Village.
Cardinia Shire...
Civic centre plans on hold
By Paul DunlopA DECISION on expansion plans for Cardinia Shire’s civic centre will be the job of a new council.
Mayor Garry Runge said the...
Youth boost
By Melissa GrantTHE lives of young people in Cardinia are set to improve with plans to increase the number of youth services and programs...
$60,000 haul may be useless: police
MOBILE phones, navigational systems and digital cameras have been stolen from a Pakenham business.
Police said the value of the stolen goods was estimated at...
Lakeside fun run to help open doors
RESIDENTS are invited to put their best foot forward by taking part in the inaugural Lakeside Fun Run in March.
The fun run is over...
Opposition wants another college
By Jim MynardVICTORIAN Opposition education spokesman Martin Dixon has called for another secondary college to be set up in the Pakenham area.
Mr Dixon said...
Skate courses on a roll
SKATERS have strutted their stuff at Pakenham skate park this week.
Skating classes have been a highlight of school holiday activities.
Beginner and intermediate/ advanced coaching...
Boost with best start funds
By Paul DunlopCHILDREN’S services in and around Pakenham will receive an $800,000 boost over four years in a bid to ensure the best possible...