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  • Year in Review – Plagued by thefts

    Year in Review – Plagued by thefts

    As if the Covid situation wasn’t enough to deal with, a popular Pakenham cafe had to pick up the pieces after being targeted by thieves…

  • Reducing number plate thefts

    Reducing number plate thefts

    The State Government has introduced a new in-built security feature in general-issue number plates, which will reduce crime and number plate theft and benefit all…

  • Rising stars of medical research

    Rising stars of medical research

    The State Government is encouraging the state’s brightest health and medical researchers to apply for the 2022 Premier’s Awards for Health and Medical Research. Acting…

  • Back to the classroom

    Back to the classroom

    The State Government is calling for former Victorian teachers to return to the classroom in 2023 and support students to get the best education. Acting…

  • Regional road deaths a concern

    Regional road deaths a concern

    The State Government has reinforced its focus on reducing road trauma in the new year after the number of people killed on Victoria’s roads increased…

  • Year in Review – Lily pond lament

    Year in Review – Lily pond lament

    Locals expressed their sadness that a picturesque Pakenham pond had become a “litter infected wasteland” after years of apparent neglect. Duncan Drive’s lily pond was…

  • Year in Review – Business women on path to success

    Year in Review – Business women on path to success

    Local entrepreneurial women were inspired to take steps towards establishing their own businesses, thanks to a program held at Living and Learning Pakenham. The first…

  • Year in Review – Scomo visited Sikhs

    Year in Review – Scomo visited Sikhs

    Hot on the election campaign in May, then prime minister Scott Morrison shared birthday cake and roti with volunteers at an Officer Sikh temple. Mr…

  • Year in Review – Train art inspires community

    Year in Review – Train art inspires community

    Students at Beaconhills College and the construction team from the Pakenham level crossing removal project joined forces to make artwork. The level crossing project team…

  • New study to tackle obesity with sand

    New study to tackle obesity with sand

    Fresh research from the University of South Australia (UniSA) has identified specially constructed sand as a new therapy to tackle obesity. The engineered particles of…

  • Getting your child ready for prep

    Getting your child ready for prep

    Starting school is a major milestone in a child’s life and a major transition. So how do you best prepare your child for Prep? Deakin…

  • A furry solution to tackle loneliness

    A furry solution to tackle loneliness

    It’s no secret that people and pets have a special bond but now a new study will determine whether having a pet around can decrease…

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