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  • Outfoxed, but wayward Lions nearer their goal

    Practise pays off: The Pakenham Blue team kicked 2.6 after kicking 2.21 the previous weekend. From left: Corey Boulton, Jamie Nagel, Ben and Lachlan McLeod.…

  • Travis days from big win

    Travis Perkins will soon reunite with wife Amanda and son Jesse after spending more than three months in the Big Brother house. By Melissa GrantPAKENHAM’S…

  • Kids make play while the sun shines

    Rain and windy weather had Pakenham residents scurrying for cover last week, but the welcome return of the sun had children hurrying out to play.…

  • Helpful hints to save energy

    From left: Verity Campbell of the Australian Conservation Foundation and Casey environmental projects worker David Westlake discuss greening the home with Berwick residents Hannah and…

  • Protecting Aboriginal culture focus of forum

    Cardinia councillor Graeme Legge, ICACC co-chair and Wurundjeri elder Vicki Nicholson Brown, deputy director of Aboriginal Affairs Ian Hamm, Mornington Shire mayor and ICACC co-chair…

  • Pooch playtime proves popular

    Letting their dogs run free are Ed and Jane Kirby with pooches Max and Abby. By Melissa GrantPAKENHAM parkland where dogs can run free has…

  • World music for women

    Pakenham resident Rachel Connolly is holding a benefit concert at the Cardinia Cultural Centre next month. Picture: Meagan Rogers. A CONCERT to raise funds for…

  • Bypass visit

    Federal Roads Minister Jim Lloyd and McMillan MP Russell Broadbent inspect FEDERAL MPs had a close-up look at the Pakenham bypass works last week. McMillan…

  • Council rejects

    Residents mounted to oppose the community housing plan when it was first proposed in May. Picture: Meagan Rogers. By Melissa GrantTHE door has shut on…

  • World game wows youngsters

    Tiffany Denysenko was one local girl eager to join the newly formed Cardinia United soccer team. By Melissa GrantPAKENHAM girls are signing up in droves…

  • Seniors urged to stand up and be counted

    From left: Mel Wursthorn from Cardinia LiFE, Russell Phillips, Warren Foss, Laurie Hudgson, Sam Lamendola, Lucy McNeilage, and Rebecca Covington from Cardinia LiFE get into…

  • Plants to reduce greenhouses gases

    Planting a tree is one way of offsetting greenhouse gases. RESIDENTS will be able to pick up free native plant seedlings as part of Greenhouse…

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