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  • Family violence campaign lauded

    Family violence campaign lauded

    The Victorian Country Press Association presented the Pakenham-Berwick Gazette team with the Best Community Campaign award in November for its Road To Respect campaign. According…

  • Livestock set to depart Pakenham

    Livestock set to depart Pakenham

    In late November, the Gazette received the news from the Victorian Livestock Exchange (VLE) that the Pakenham saleyards would close in mid-2024, ending 25 years…

  • Poisonous toad located in South East

    Poisonous toad located in South East

    Agriculture Victoria has urged people in the South East to report any suspected exotic pest animal sightings after a poisonous toad from south-east Asia was…

  • 40 years since Ash Wednesday

    40 years since Ash Wednesday

    This past February saw a very special edition of the Gazette to commemorate 40 years since the Ash Wednesday fires of 16 February 1983. On…

  • Trip tales available

    Trip tales available

    From Pakenham potter Robert Gordon discussing his love for clay to the history of the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick, a new podcast tour is…

  • Community farewells Ian Thomas OAM

    Community farewells Ian Thomas OAM

    In January, tributes and memories flowed through the pages of the Gazette as the community received the news of the death of popular Pakenham identity…

  • Red tape cancels NYE and Australia Day events

    Red tape cancels NYE and Australia Day events

    Increasing difficulties of red tape was an emerging theme in 2023. As the Yakkerboo Festival dramatically cancelled its iconic parade earlier in the year, the…

  • Dad’s tragic appeal for change

    Dad’s tragic appeal for change

    The 7 June edition of the Gazette was led by a tragic and important plea by a Pakenham father for greater awareness around eating disorders…

  • Bunyip tragedy remembered

    Bunyip tragedy remembered

    A special moment in Bunyip happened this year as the memorial to the Daly Waters tragedy which rocked the small town over 50 years ago…

  • $15,000 spent on artwork

    $15,000 spent on artwork

    May this year saw a blunder from Cardinia Shire Council, at least in the eyes of some residents, as they unveiled a new public art…

  • Building a better future

    Building a better future

    The Gazette will speak with many high profile individuals in any given year from the politicians, the Premier and sometimes the Prime Minister has shown…

  • Dam issue rages on

    Dam issue rages on

    The fate of the Beaconsfield Reservoir has been an ongoing issue for many years, and with numerous articles over 2023, it doesn’t seem like it’s…

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