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  • Transformative year for Nas Recovery Centre

    Transformative year for Nas Recovery Centre

    Community organisation Nas Recovery Centre celebrated the achievements and visions for its major drug and alcohol support program Path2Home on Friday 6 December. Starting around…

  • A season of sharing

    A season of sharing

    Christmas is an incredible time of year where the community comes together to provide a moment of hope and light to those in the community…

  • New research withdraws park name

    New research withdraws park name

    The opening of Officer’s new park is facing a slight hiccup as the council is likely to ditch the official name ‘Torongo’ because new research…

  • Toy Run supports families

    Toy Run supports families

    Chris Baker, a member of both Pakenham Motorcycle Riders and the Cardinia Men’s Shed, is hosting the second annual Pakenham Toy Run this weekend. It…

  • Zumba for Christmas cheer

    Zumba for Christmas cheer

    With 14 years of Zumba experience, Pakenham resident and founder of Tranzform With Dance, Renee Kendall is hosting her annual Christmas Zumba fundraiser, promising an…

  • Carols bedazzle in return to Pakenham

    Carols bedazzle in return to Pakenham

    Despite worries of rain, the skies stayed clear for an evening of joyous song and spectacular fireworks at this year’s Pakenham Carols by Candlelight. Local…

  • VCAT overturns council, Sikh Temple approved

    VCAT overturns council, Sikh Temple approved

    The council’s rejection of a Sikh Temple on Dore Road has been overturned at VCAT with the tribunal approving it with almost 50 conditions to…

  • Double Blow This Christmas

    Double Blow This Christmas

    For the second time, Ian George’s car window has been shattered in Berwick, leaving him hoping it will be the last. “I’ve got a second…

  • Woolies warehouse stoush ends

    Woolies warehouse stoush ends

    A 17-day strike by Woolworths warehouse workers which left supermarket shelves bare across Melbourne has ended. More than 1500 striking workers across Australia, including those…

  • GSEM calls for Federal investment

    GSEM calls for Federal investment

    Ahead of the 2025 Election, trackless rapid transport from Caulfield to Rowville, an international airport, affordable housing, jobs, strategy and more made up a region-wide…

  • Hampton Park man jailed for cultivating cannabis

    Hampton Park man jailed for cultivating cannabis

    A Hampton Park gambling addict has been jailed for growing a commercial quantity of cannabis and theft of electricity. Van Vu, 49, was sentenced at…

  • Place these square brackets please

    Place these square brackets please

    The Giving Machines made their official debut at [Westfield Fountain Gate] on Wednesday 27 November, with the pair in the local shopping centre some of…

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