PAKENHAM OFFICER STAR NEWS
Home » News » Page 17

News

  • Locals keep Cardinia Creek clean

    Locals keep Cardinia Creek clean

    Friends of Cardinia Creek held a clean-up day to free the area from weeds and rubbish on Sunday 14 September. It was a perfect day…

  • Civic band honours the late Lyn Stephenson

    Civic band honours the late Lyn Stephenson

    The Cardinia Civic Concert Band’s recent performance was a bittersweet moment marked by an exciting guest, while many paid tribute to the late Lyn Stephenson.…

  • High tea to support refugees

    High tea to support refugees

    Locals gathered recently to have a luxurious high tea for a greater cause of supporting refugees. Casey Cardinia for Refugees, a group of local volunteers…

  • Exploring local biodiversity

    Exploring local biodiversity

    Cardinia Shire Council marked Biodiversity Month with a guided bushwalk at RJ Chambers Flora and Fauna Reserve in Pakenham Upper on Sunday, 21 September. Attendees…

  • More sports keep kids out of court

    More sports keep kids out of court

    In the wake of two children tragically killed in Melbourne recently, basketball club Red Roo Sports in Dandenong is calling for more funding and support…

  • How Boho’s preparation paid off

    How Boho’s preparation paid off

    Ahead of a high-risk fire season across much of Victoria, CFA is highlighting the example of community preparation in Boho earlier this year as a…

  • Striving for dementia-friendly Casey

    Striving for dementia-friendly Casey

    A Together for Dementia event at Cranbourne West Community Hub was a small-step towards building a more dementia-friendly Casey, say organisers. The aim of the…

  • Wage Inspectorate Victoria to inspect child employment compliance these school holidays

    Wage Inspectorate Victoria to inspect child employment compliance these school holidays

    Wage Inspectorate Victoria (WIV) will be conducting inspections across hospitality venues, such as restaurants, cafés and fast-food businesses these school holidays to ensure compliance with…

  • Step it up this Walktober

    Step it up this Walktober

    This October, the City of Casey is encouraging residents to lace up their walking shoes and tackle some steps toward better health and wellbeing. As…

  • Casey tops animal cruelty reports

    Casey tops animal cruelty reports

    The City of Casey has topped the chart as the number 1 LGA where the most animals were seized or surrendered to the RSPCA’s inspectorate.…

  • Pair charged with alleged $114m cocaine commute

    Pair charged with alleged $114m cocaine commute

    Two South East men were charged with cocaine trafficking after being allegedly intercepted in a car being driven back from the border with New South…

  • Business as usual but crime frustration grows

    Business as usual but crime frustration grows

    Days after the burglary incident at an IGA in Narre Warren North, its staff and nearby businesses are pushing ahead with business as usual. On…

Digital Editions