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Pedestrian struck in Beaconsfield
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian was struck by a car in Beaconsfield on Monday 20 June. A 59-year-old…
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Post box vandals
A post box door was ripped off its hinges on Cameron Way in Pakenham, putting local residents’ mail at risk. The vandalised mail pox was…
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Spot the weeds
Anyone can learn how to spot weeds by undertaking online ‘Weed Spotter’ training. The online training module mirrors face-to-face training and was created from the…
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‘Beautiful’ dog missing
A Pakenham family is devastated after their beloved Boxer Kota went missing. The 17-month-old dog hasn’t been seen in days; there have been no sightings…
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Lang Lang’s big freeze
A Lang Lang Primary School student has helped raised almost $13,000 for motor neuron disease after losing his grandmother to the terrible illness. For four…
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Racecourse Road to close
Pakenham’s Racecourse Road will be closed in both directions on Sunday 19 June. The road works will occur between Bald Hill Road and Henry Street…
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Identifying elder abuse
Identifying financial and emotional abuse of older people in our community remains vitally important, as Cardinia Shire Council recognised World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on…
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Pakenham family holiday
Two families from Pakenham went on their first ever holiday last week thanks to the Magical Getaway Foundation. The Magical Getaway Foundation (MGF) provides hope…
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Time to nominate for Australian of the Year
It’s time to nominate outstanding individuals for Australian of the Year Awards 2023. The Australian of the Year Awards rely on nominations from members of…
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Winter chill brings at home fire risk
As the cold weather sets in across the state and Victorians switch on their heaters to combat the chill, firefighters are urging people to be…
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St Brigid’s welcomes you
St Brigid’s Primary School at Officer invites you to find out more about their great school. Their vision is to create a modern, contemporary and…
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Clough family donations to local charities
In memory of their patriarch, Pakenham’s Clough family has helped raise $46,000 for local charities and pancreatic cancer research. The Clough Charity Race Night was…
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