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Issues in sheep health this season
In my role, when I hear the same comments coming from producers more than once, there is usually a reason. This year I have been…
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Copper and Fox restaurant for sale
Popular Pakenham restaurant Copper and Fox is up for sale in what is being described as “a secure investment opportunity”. Located at Lakeside Boulevard, Copper…
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Nurturing staff in a rural environment
St James Primary School celebrated their Feast Day by attending Mass with parents and grandparents and then shared morning tea together. They were spoilt for…
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Funding for storm clean-up
The Victorian Government is providing $650,000 in grant funding to support local communities affected by the June 2021 storm. As part of a regional partnership,…
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Piggy in the middle
With the cost of living increasing, now is a better time than ever to teach children about the importance of saving money effectively. With that…
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Council awards community grants
Cardinia Shire Council is endorsing the recipients of the 2022-2023 Festival and Events Grants and the Community Wellbeing Support Grants programs. Funding of $230,595 was…
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Free event for Cardinia Shire’s carers
A free event is being offerred to Cardinia Shire carers at theCardinia Cultural Centre in Pakenham. Cardinia Carers Catch Up, is co-hosted by EACH and…
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Encouraging well-rounded individuals
Following the excitement, joy, a few tears and a sense of adventure that featured on the first day for Foundation students at St Clare’s Catholic…
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Break-in at Pakenham Library
Police are investigating following a break-in at Pakenham Library on Sunday 24 July. “It is understood a male teenager forced entry to the back window…
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Stations on track
Major construction has officially begun on the removal of three level crossings and the construction of two new stations at Pakenham and Pakenham East, to…
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Nurturing and encouraging a wide variety of cultural backgrounds
At St Patrick’s, we are lucky to have an incredible group of students that come from a wide variety of different cultural backgrounds. From our…
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Labor’s city mobile towers an ‘insult to Bass’
Residents of Bass will continue to suffer from poor mobile phone coverage as the Victorian Government chooses to subsidise commercially viable mobile phone towers in…
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