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Small steps, big impact
Berwick Primary School hosted a “Walk for Water“ campaign, providing students with an opportunity to gain first-hand experience of the challenges experienced by women and…
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Floods swamp Kooweerup
PRECEDE It has been 90 years this month since one of the biggest floods the region has seen caused major damage and heartache through the…
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Coroner highlights CALD drowning risks
A State Coroner has highlighted the vulnerability of persons born overseas to accidental drowning in Victorian coastal waters, following the investigation into the Forrest Caves…
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Christmas Joy for all
Have A Little Hope brought the community together with a heartfelt charity toy run, spreading joy to families in need this Christmas season. Hosted at…
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Clyde Road works underway
Construction for the long-awaited Clyde Road upgrades has begun, after an official announcement on the morning of Friday 13 December. The intersection, offramps, and bridge…
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Sleigh the holidays with Zumba
Pakenham resident and founder of Tranzform with Dance, Renee Kendall hosted a Christmas-themed Zumba fundraiser on 14 December at the Pakenham Library Public Hall. The…
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Chairo’s dux reaches 95
Sophie Langner is the 2024 Year 12 dux of Chairo Christian College Pakenham with an ATAR of 95.9 that includes a perfect score environment studies.…
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Christmas in the Park
Pakenham Hills Residents Group hosted its highly anticipated Christmas in the Park at the reserve on Windermere Boulevard and Bonneville Parade on December 8. The…
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James scores high at St Francis
James Prinzi is St Francis Xavier College’s dux with a score of 99.45 while fellow student Claire Kain is the school’s 2024’s VCE Vocational Major…
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Council question Rotary’s Christmas trees
A modest attempt by Rotary to bring a little Christmas spirit to Main Street has been questioned by the council, who have been reported to…
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Students shine at Beaconhills
Beaconhills College is celebrating a strong set of 2024 VCE results, with more than half of students who obtained an ATAR represented in the top…
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Looking back on Cardinia’s 30 years
From the completion of massive projects to natural disasters to a population boom, the face of Cardinia Shire has changed dramatically as it looks back…