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  • Sign of the times

    By Melissa GrantA PAKENHAM business owner is outraged the Cardinia Shire Council has ordered her to remove a sign promoting her shop. Bree Mayne, who…

  • Pokies lifeline

    By Melissa GrantAN OUTCRY from managers of small pokies venues, including the Pakenham Sports Club, has seen the State Government move to protect those clubs…

  • New computers help learners

    MEMBERS of Pakenham’s U3A are keeping up to speed thanks to new computers. The State Government recently handed over a $5700 grant to the seniors…

  • Grand

    Left: Pakenham Lions star Jared A BUMPER crowd turned out to Toomuc Reserve on Saturday for the much-anticipated inter-league clash between the Mornington Peninsula Football…

  • Parkland pain

    By Melissa GrantLAKESIDE Pakenham ratepayers are rallying against a three per cent surcharge on their rates to pay for the upkeep of the estate’s parks…

  • Up to the challenge

    STUDENTS of all backgrounds slapped their hands and stamped their feet when they performed the Haka at Pakenham Secondary College on Tuesday. About 15 executed…

  • Police roads alert

    ACTING Traffic Inspector for the south-east, Ron Perrett, has urged pedestrians, cyclists and motorists to take care on the roads this winter in an effort…

  • Pakenham plea for Medicare

    MORE than 5100 Cardinia Shire residents have signed a petition calling for a Medicare office in Pakenham. The petition was presented to Federal Parliament recently…

  • Students tops in school athletics

    BEACONHILLS College athletics captains Justin Smaluch and Elley Butcher came up trumps at the Gippsland Independent Schools athletics carnival. Elley won Open Girls’ Champion, while…

  • Delfin office goes green

    By Bridget CookSTAFF at Delfin’s Lakeside office are going green for the next eight weeks. On Monday, five of them kicked off their participation in…

  • Police slam boozer drivers

    PAKENHAM’S top traffic cop, Cardinia Traffic Management Unit’s Sergeant Nigel Atkins has labelled the outcome of a booze bus operation as “atrocious”, with one in…

  • Biggest blitz

    OPERATION AEGIS will target drink-driving, speeding, and unroadworthy vehicles over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend. Cardinia Traffic Management Unit’s Sergeant Nigel Atkins said the operation,…

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