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Residents plant out Garfield Rec Reserve
On Sunday 10th August 37 adults and 9 children put in a combined total of 114 hours of work, contributing to the Garfield environment. Volunteers…
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Pakenham’s one-stop shop for the big day
The planning for a wedding can be chaotic, but all the necessities for the special day were made easy in Pakenham this past weekend. The…
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Life saving initiative receives top honour
Siri Guru Nanak Darbar (SGND) Officer has received a top honour from Life Saving Victoria for spearheading a new initiative to ensure more safety in…
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Protest erupts over shooting
Cardinia Shire residents stood in solidarity with hundreds of wildlife advocates at Lillydale Lake on 2 August, rallying to demand an end to Victoria’s commercial…
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Ex-AFL coach snubs Casey Fields
The tyranny of distance – it’s why Casey Council is calling for the AFL to bring more elite footy closer to its suburban fans in…
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Emerson’s high-tech hub unveiled
Emerson School’s state-of-the-art transformation continues to unfurl with the opening of stage 2 – a $6.1 million technology wing – on Friday 1 August. The…
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Golf fight on hold
The passionate volunteer group behind ‘Save Pakenham Golf Course and Hub’ made a painful decision to pause all action at their interim meeting on July…
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Hope walks again
At St John of God Berwick Hospital, the belief that small acts can create powerful change is at the heart of a special initiative called…
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Community voices heard
In a rare face-to-face meeting, a small but determined group of Officer residents confronted local council officials, raising urgent concerns about the safety and future…
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Council changes your rates
Cardinia Shire Council has made a minor adjustment to its 2025–26 property rates to stay within the State’s 3 per cent rate cap, following updated…
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Metro Tunnel gears up For full weekend of trial operations
Metro Tunnel Project will embark on another critical period of end-to-end trial operations in August, as the project gets ready to open later this year.…
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Four charged after police track erratic car
Police have charged two men and two women after they tracked a vehicle allegedly displaying cloned plates through Melbourne’s south-east this morning. Operation Trinity officers…
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