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The perfect way to beat the heat
Eight-year-old Nathaniel Byers of Pakenham retreats from the heat. Pictures: Luke Plummer. THE refurbished Pakenham Outdoor Pool is continuing to prove popular with thousands of…
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Skaters turn on the tricks
Above: Open BMX competitor Jamie Collie, who placed third, flies during Wednesday’s competition. A STRONG crowd of more than 250 watched 50 bikers and skaters…
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Kids lap up Lakeside fun
Above: Pakenham’s Jada Kent was all smiles at Saturday’s Lakeside Family Day Out. LAKESIDE was abuzz on Saturday with hundreds of families around the shire…
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Nominate heroes for life
YMCA Cardinia LiFE staff are encouraging residents to recognise the hard work of others in the community by nominating them for a Hometown Hero award.…
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Kids sink teeth into school
At Pakenham Springs Primary School are, from left, Education Minister Bronwyn Pike, celebrity chef Toby Puttock, Cardinia Shire Council Go For Your Life project officer…
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Give a gift to someone special
4Cs administration manager Sue Friend, pictured with Target staff Margaret and Alanna, is urging residents to put toys under the Pakenham store’s Christmas tree. Picture:…
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Festive races just the ticket
Top right: Festive racegoers, back, Sarah, Mel, Jen, Sarah, Alayne, front, Karen, Renee and Voula from WHK Armitage Downie. PAKENHAM hosted its annual Christmas race…
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4Cs banks a winner
Pakenham Racing Club CEO Terry PAKENHAM Racing Club has given local food bank 4Cs some post Christmas cheer. Last week the club donated $3000 to…
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Jenny set to ramble
The Red Rock Ramblers, from left, Steve Grundy, Steve Blundell, Bernie Nizynski, Helen O’Brien, Don Gula and Campbell Shaw. THE Red Rock Ramblers and fiddler…
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School flips over cancer fundraiser
Pakenham Hills Primary School’s pancake morning tea raised more than $50 for the Pink Ribbon Fund. Picture: Meagan Rogers. TEACHERS and staff at Pakenham Hills…
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Through the looking glass
Clients and employees at Butterfly BUTTERFLY Bodyworks staff were left shaken when a car drove through a window at their Treloar Lane shop last Thursday.…
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High-flier drops in for breakfast
Hawks CEO Ian Robson is a drawcard for next week’s Cardinia Shire Council business breakfast. HAWTHORN Football Club chief executive Ian Robson will be a…
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