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Cardinia Shire wins Victorian Sport Award
Cardinia Shire Council is proud to have won the Bunnings Trade ‘Local Government Initiative of the Year’ award. The council was nominated for creating LGBTIQ+…
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New tenant proposed for My Place
A new lease agreement between Cardinia Shire Council and Community College Gippsland is being proposed for 5-7 Main Street Pakenham, also known as My Place.…
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Connecting kids to nature
A group of children found themselves with soil-covered hands, sandy feet and lungs filled with fresh air on Friday 9 June. The Oakgrove Community Centre…
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Torturer jailed for decade
A Cranbourne man who inflicted cruel and prolonged torture sessions against a series of victims has been jailed for up to a decade. Shayne Smith…
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Coles gets icy for a cause
Team members from Cardinia Lakes Coles in Pakenham were united in spite of AFL team rivalries on Monday 12 June, participating in the ice bucket…
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Fun run party for anniversary
Runners, joggers and strollers of all ages celebrated the 9th birthday of the Frog Hollow parkrun in Endeavour Hills in style last weekend. The party…
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Taking skills to the next level
From changing a tyre to cooking a nutritious meal, a group of South East young people received a crash course into some of life’s most…
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Hearing Australia becomes multilingual
A national hearing provider has opened at Fountain Gate centre offering multilingual services. With close to one in four Australian residents speaking a language other…
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Falling into the right place
What was a impromptu decision to enter into aged care and rehabilitation for Endeavour Hills resident Professor Terry Haines has turned into a career concerned…
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A stalwart Scout’s honour
From being helpful, considerate, loyal and trustworthy, Berwick resident Robert Millen has lived a full life dedicated to the laws of the Scouts. Serving in…
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Turning tragedy into triumph
Mentor, advocate, consultant, author and Clyde North local Julie Cini said she was “pretty stoked” to find out she was a recipient of the Medal…
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Woodman loses IBAC bid
Property developer John Woodman has lost his latest Supreme Court bid to prevent the public release of an Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) report into…
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