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Shore mining labelled ‘inappropriate’
The pressure is mounting against proposed sand mining on the shore of Western Port Bay with the leading environmental organisation declaring it ‘inappropriate’ while a…
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Infrastructure before SERA, petition demands
A State Government petition has been started calling for a ‘halt’ to Lang Lang’s proposed quarry expansion until community needs have been considered, such as…
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Driver killed after crashing into Pakenham supermarket
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash in Pakenham early this morning (Saturday 30 November). Police say it’s believed a vehicle was travelling…
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Pakenham SES urges road safety amid surge in incidents
VICSES Pakenham, one of the largest road crash rescue units in Victoria, is calling on local drivers to exercise increased caution on the roads as…
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Pocket Money Market a hit
The Pocket Money Market is one of the most unique events around with stalls run only by local kids and this past weekend saw resounding…
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Pakenham servo robbed at knife-point
Cardinia Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating an armed robbery at a service station in Pakenham on Wednesday 27 November. Police believe an unknown male…
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Fire restrictions for the southeast
The majority of southeastern municipalities will be subject to fire restrictions as the CFA’s Fire Danger Period (FDP) begins at 1am Monday 9 December. Applying…
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Rooted together
St Margaret’s Berwick Grammar held an exclusive exhibition on November 16 as part of the Primary Years Program (PYP). Each year, Year 6 students completed…
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Demo job begins for community hospital
Demolition has begun on the old Woolworths building in Pakenham Place marking the long-awaited start to the Pakenham Community Hospital. Pakenham MP Emma Vulin gave…
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Preventing gendered violence
During White Ribbon Month and the 16 Days Activism, Cardinia Shire Council, Aligned Leisure and Outlook Australia joined forces to raise awareness against gender violence,…
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Voters ‘scared of change’
Casey Council candidates as well as a politics expert have spoken out on how few “non-Anglo” councillors were elected from a widely diverse field of…
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Corridors for our koalas
PRECEDE- Moonlit Sanctuary and Western Port Biosphere Foundation officially launched the three-year Koala Corridor Project in November. A launching ceremony was held on Wednesday 13…
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