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Head above water: a local swimmer’s cold, quiet, almost
It is choppier than forecasted in the English Channel, and it is colder than usual at this time of the year, but the French coastline…
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Farewell to a true pioneer
PRECEDE: Douglas Rodney Wyatt,lived a life defined by hard work, adventure, and an enduring commitment to those around him. His journey came to a peaceful…
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New bid for Pakenham golf emerges
A new, secretive bid to redevelop Pakenham Golf Course has emerged with a group of business-savvy golfers requesting an audience with the council to propose…
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Farming future divides council
A controversial land subdivision in Gembrook has been approved by Cardinia Shire Council, overturning an officer’s recommendation to refuse the proposal. The alternate motion was…
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South-East Water ranked high
Households in Melbourne’s south-east growth corridor are among the most fortunate in Victoria when it comes to reliable and affordable water services, according to a…
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Rotary welcomes new president
On Saturday 5 July, the Rotary Club of Casey held its annual Changeover Dinner at Beaconhills Golf Club, formally inducting Jean Harrison as its 15th…
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New Rotary leaders step up
The Rotary Club of Pakenham came together on 1 July, to celebrate leadership, service, and the promise of a new chapter at their annual Changeover…
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All aboard the magical train!
Puffing Billy Railway’s much-loved Train of Lights is back this winter, transforming the Dandenong Ranges into a spectacular night-time wonderland. Running from 4-20 July, the…
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Have Hope blessed with shock truck donation
The extraordinary efforts of locals have seen Have Hope’s dreams come true, with their recent comedy night marked by the donation of a vital truck.…
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Security a highlight, but other concerns mirror village needs
Going around High Street in Berwick, safety remained the number one priority, as the central precinct gears up for the second consultation period of the…
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Lights to be replaced in Beaconsfield and Garfield
Street lights in Beaconsfield and Garfield are set to be replaced as Cardinia continues to rid the shire of banned mercury lights. About 400 existing…
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Hammer attack concerns; residents call for safety measures
Speed mitigation measures are a key factor that has been lingering in residents’ minds in Old Coach Road, following the harrowing incident that left two…
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