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  • Entries called

    Olympic swimmer Brooke Hanson will wow the crowd at the Cardinia Business Awards 2009 gala dinner on 8 May. THE Cardinia Shire Council has put…

  • Parents told to keep track of teenagers

    PAKENHAM police are urging parents to keep track of their teenage children, amid concerns about underage drinking in the Cardinia Shire. Acting Senior Sergeant Ray…

  • Students to sign up for holiday activities

    AN ARRAY of activities has been organised for Cardinia Shire students these school holidays. Cardinia Shire Council’s youth recreation officer Leonie Olsen said the activities…

  • Battery alert

    Cardinia Brigades Administration Officer Lisa Hicks, front, gives out free batteries to U3A students Cheryl Nielsen, Jean Ferguson, Joan Kensell and Pam Adams as the…

  • Building woes

    By Melissa GrantA NEW building in Pakenham’s retail heartland is causing a headache for traders and motorists, the head of the town’s business group says.…

  • Three cheers for the show

    CROWDS were up at this year’s Pakenham Show. The return of horse events brought people back to the show; with its gate takings double that…

  • Traders swipe graffiti

    PAKENHAM traders have the chance to find out how to use the council’s graffiti clean-up kits this Saturday. The council will run a graffiti removal…

  • Youth fly high over festival

    YOUNG people in Pakenham are counting down to the Cardinia Shire’s National Youth Week Festival. They have been busy organising the Saturday April 4 event,…

  • Festive moodCountry act Ruckus on stage at the Need For Feed bushfire benefit.

    HEAVY rain again fell for the annual Need For Feed benefit. Need for Feed co-ordinator and Pakenham Lions Club president Graham Cockerell earned the nickname…

  • Minister is top of class

    EDUCATION Minister Bronwyn Pike popped into Pakenham Springs Primary School yesterday (Wednesday). Ms Pike officially awarded the school community with a Performance and Development Culture…

  • Inquiry into rail failures

    CARDINIA and Casey rail commuters will get to have their say on the state of the Pakenham and Cranbourne lines. A Parliamentary Committee will inquire…

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