Road on a roll
By Paul DunlopPAKENHAM residents can look forward to 2007 as the Year of the Bypass.
The most anticipated road project in the area is on...
Danger strip concerns
By Melissa GrantRESIDENTS along Racecourse Road North are outraged about the lack of maintenance to a strip of land between them and the highway.
They...
Weed battle demonstration
RESIDENTS in Cardinia will be shown how to take weed control into their own hands.
Cardinia Shire Council has funded a pilot program for weed...
Reserve funds child’s play
A NEW walking trail and accessible playground at Pakenham’s popular P.B. Ronald Park will encourage more residents to move towards a healthier lifestyle, according...
Reading target is of prime concern
A CHALLENGE set by the Premier has resulted in Pakenham Hills Primary School students rediscovering their passion for reading.
Gembrook MP Tammy Lobato visited the...
Take care on wet roads
PAKENHAM Police have urged motorists to take care on wet roads, particularly after long periods of dry weather.
Sergeant Peter Garton said drivers had to...
Taste of classes
PAKENHAM’S Outlook Community Centre will host taster classes this month, starting with an introductory barbecue this Saturday.
The classes will be held in conjunction with...
You beaut, it’s Yakkerboo
THE 31st Yakkerboo Festival is set to reach an exciting peak in Pakenham this weekend.
The historic parade and festival in the streets is a...
Hot car fear
By Melissa GrantAUTHORITIES are warning residents against leaving children in hot cars as temperatures across the state continue to soar.
Although emergency services have attended...
Holiday program will be weeks of fun
TEENAGERS are invited to join in the Cardinia Shire Council’s holiday program.
Cardinia Shire Council Youth Services, with the support of Connections and Pakenham Police,...
Pakenham streets ahead
PAKENHAM’S main shopping hub is about to receive a major makeover.
Main Street will soon be more attractive and accessible thanks to a streetscape upgrade...
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The Mitch, Matt and Tubsy Show
The undoubted star of the CCCA Lower Grades on Saturday was Kooweerup number-three Mitch Davey who pulverised Cardinia’s A Grade bowling attack at Denhams...
