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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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Kids’ feet were made for walking
Pakenham Consolidate students Jasmine, Rachel, Ryan and Lachlan tuck into a healthy breakfast after walking to school. CHILDREN watched their step last Friday when they…
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MPs open care centre
From left: Federal Minister for Ageing Christopher Pyne, Residential Aged Services chairman Neil Batt and McMillan MP Russell Broadbent at the opening of Willow View…
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Garden feeds community
Fresh is best: 4Cs administration manager Sue Friend with year nine Beaconhills College students Harry, Brad and Clark. GREENTHUMBED students at Beaconhills College have been…
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