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  • Garfield North Community Centre takes shape

    Garfield North Community Centre takes shape

    Construction is progressing on the much-needed Garfield North Community Centre, a multifunctional space for local residents and organisations to hold community gatherings and events. Since…

  • Travellers urged to check luggage for hitchhiking toads

    Travellers urged to check luggage for hitchhiking toads

    An unexpected guest has been found in a Melbourne motel room – and it wasn’t on the booking list. Agriculture Victoria is urging travellers to…

  • Law divides workers

    Law divides workers

    Casey and Cardinia workers are split over Premier Jacinta Allan’s proposal to legislate the right to work from home two days a week. Under this…

  • Battin to hold crime forum

    Battin to hold crime forum

    Opposition leader Brad Battin will be holding a forum on crime in Pakenham next week to hear from residents and their concerns. Mr Battin will…

  • Food trading permits open for Officer District Park

    Food trading permits open for Officer District Park

    Cardinia Shire Council is now accepting expressions of interest from mobile coffee, ice cream, and food businesses interested in operating at the new Officer District…

  • More than 80 new services for Gippsland Line

    More than 80 new services for Gippsland Line

    Passengers on the Gippsland Line will soon enjoy more than 80 news weekly on the Gippsland Line as the state government reveals upgrades timetables to…

  • Kid’s dream taken away by thieves

    Kid’s dream taken away by thieves

    A Pakenham Secondary College student has had his bike stolen for the third time in just 10 weeks totally 4,000 in losses, sparking outrage and…

  • Kid’s dream taken away by thieves

    Kid’s dream taken away by thieves

    A Pakenham Secondary College student has had his bike stolen for the third time in just 10 weeks totally 4,000 in losses, sparking outrage and…

  • Lights taken down despite council pause

    Lights taken down despite council pause

    Heritage Springs residents have been stunned after council contractors removed several other original lamps by mistake, breaching a resolution to halt the continued removal. Many…

  • Over 2500 charges

    Over 2500 charges

    Almost 1500 offenders involved in serious and organised crime at all levels across Victoria have been charged by the VIPER Taskforce with more than 2600…

  • Single home code to boost housing

    Single home code to boost housing

    Minister for Planning Sonya Kilkenny has announced the ‘Single Home Code’, a state-wide amendment to Victoria’s planning schemes that will streamline approvals for single homes…

  • Local students set for the big stage

    Local students set for the big stage

    Pakenham Consolidated School’s choir will sing on the big stage for the first time, having been selected alongside other local schools for this year’s Victorian…

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