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  • Helpers need help

    By Melissa GrantST VINCENT de Paul’s Pakenham branch is in desperate need of volunteers as demand for the service soars. Chris Russo, president of the…

  • Kids have a roaring time at the circus

    THE circus of a different kind came to Andrews Community Kindergarten yesterday (Wednesday). Instead of watching on, preschoolers were the ringmasters as they staged their…

  • Farmers’ market really in vogue

    THE Cardinia Ranges Farmers’ Market continues to go from strength to strength since its inception five years ago. The market, held at the Pakenham Racecourse…

  • Several speedsters sprung

    ELEVEN people have lost their licences for speeding in the Cardinia Shire area over a seven-day period last week. Sergeant Nigel Atkins said 87 people…

  • Sun rises on artefact display

    A DISPLAY featuring indigenous artefacts that were found during the construction of YMCA Cardinia LiFE was launched at the centre on Tuesday. The Kar Din…

  • Love that budget

    By Melissa GrantPAKENHAM residents will benefit from a range of projects under the Cardinia Shire Council’s budget for the new financial year. Tennis enthusiasts have…

  • Mother’s plea

    By Melissa Grant A PAKENHAM mother of three is pleading for authorities to make the walk along McGregor Road safer after her five-year-old son was…

  • Families in the box

    YOUNG and old squared off at YMCA Cardinia LiFE last Wednesday. As part of National Families Week, locals had the chance to take part in…

  • New Lakeside trail follows tradition

    AN Aboriginal trail to honour Lakeside’s traditional landowners was launched yesterday. Aboriginal Affairs Minister Richard Wynne and Steven Compton from the Bunurong Land Council joined…

  • Shire says thanks to volunteers

    VOLUNTEERS from across Cardinia Shire will be recognised for their outstanding contribution to the community this week as part of National Volunteer Week. National Volunteer…

  • Student taps into plum award

    By Bridget BradyPAKENHAM Secondary College student Josh Muley was a recent finalist in the 2008 OSCA (Outstanding Student Career Achievement) awards. Josh, in Year 11,…

  • Stroll up for school’s new bus

    A HUMAN bus is the latest mode of transport at Pakenham Springs Primary School. The school’s walking school bus, launched yesterday (Wednesday), will leave each…

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