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Kinder kids get set for market day

PAKENHAM Kindergarten is getting ready to party. A family fun day and market will light up the town this Sunday, 5 March. Teachers, children and parents...

Forget them? Never!

A RECORD crowd turned out for the Anzac Day dawn service at Pakenham. Salvation Army captain Chris Garcia conducted the brief, but compelling, service. The large...

Theft spree: Police seek help

POLICE are appealing for witnesses following a string of burglaries in Pakenham during broad daylight last Sunday. Thieves raided five premises from 9.30am to mid-afternoon,...

Hawks come in to land

THE Hawks are getting ready to swoop on Pakenham tomorrow (Friday). The Hawthorn Football Club is holding a training session and barbecue at the Toomuc...

Take care at turns, say police

POLICE are urging residents to take extra care when executing right hand turns after two collisions on the Princes Highway last week. A Pakenham man...

‘Hub’ plans progressing

By Paul DunlopPLANS are moving ahead to turn land formerly earmarked for a new civic centre precinct into a major shopping and entertainment hub...

Spray scourge

By Paul DunlopGRAFFITI has been claimed to be a scourge on Pakenham. Cardinia Shire councillor Brett Owen spoke out last week on what he said...

Double theft dumps Dyllon

By Callan Date DYLLON vanden Elst couldn’t believe his bad luck when he noticed last Monday morning that his Kawasaki motorcycle had been stolen for...

Safetyfirst approach for reserve fun day

COMMUNITY safety education will be top of the agenda when the churches of Pakenham join Cardinia Shire Council, CFA, Victoria Police, Vic Roads and...

Drawing up a brighter future

By Paul DunlopPAKENHAM can expect a major jobs boost after the State Government recently redrew the map of Melbourne. The creation of new industrial areas...

Sports grounds to expand

By Paul Dunlop MOVES are afoot to establish new sporting fields on the outskirts of Pakenham. About 10 hectares of land in the south-west of the...

A pattern for compassion

MILLHAVEN residents have joined a knitting circle for babies that have been born with HIV/AIDS in Africa. In order to help, many women have been...

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Calls for better security as Kangaroo killings continue

The Victorian Kangaroo Alliance is calling for Parks Victoria to maintain its security at Cardinia Reservoir Park after a recent series of kangaroo killings...