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Get on the roll now for council elections
VOTERS in the Cardinia Shire who will be away in mid-November should act now to make sure they can still vote at this year’s council…
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Station push
By Melissa GrantOPPOSITION MPs and members of the community this week called for the construction on the Cardinia Road railway station to begin soon. They…
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An inside look at safety expo
RESIDENTS can get an inside look at the operation of emergency services at this Saturday’s Cardinia Road Safety Expo. The annual event will be held…
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New school Springs up
PREMIER John Brumby officially opened the award-winning Pakenham Springs Primary School yesterday (Wednesday). Children have been running through the school’s corridor for almost a year…
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Woman airlifted from smash
By Jade LawtonThe car ended up pinned between the truck and a pole. The woman was trapped for nearly 40 minutes as the rescue crew…
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Hampers help Christmas hardship
RESIDENTS who may find it hard to make ends meet during the festive period are encouraged to register for a 4Cs Christmas Hamper. The food…
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Business leader to speak at meeting
THE head of an award-winning Cardinia business will speak at this month’s Pakenham Business Group meeting. Robert Cerchairo, managing director of Red Gem Growers and…
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Emergency crews up close
CARDINIA Shire mayor Bill Ronald is encouraging residents to buckle-up for the Cardinia Road Safety Expo and Family Fun Day. The popular annual event will…
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Life bursts open
RESIDENTS have been using the YMCA Cardinia LiFE four-court extension for months, but that did not stop them celebrating its official opening at the weekend.…
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Safe cycle prizes- Senior Constable Richard Murphy is one of the police officers who will rewa
POLICE will reward safe cyclists this month as part of the Safe Cycle initiative. Officers will identify cyclists in the Cardinia Shire who are riding…
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Aerobics team puts
EIGHT Pakenham Consolidated School students enjoyed success at a national aerobics competition in Sydney this month. Students in the grade 3 team, Paky Tornados, finished…
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Graffiti wipeoutPakenham Business Group president Sue Day and secretary Glad Fish, pictured with Car
By Melissa GrantPAKENHAM traders want to free the town’s central business district ofthe graffiti scourge which has long plagued shop fronts and public property. Pakenham…
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