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  • Shield in Harley’s memory

    Shield in Harley’s memory

    By Kyra Gillespie The Pakenham Cricket Ground was crowded with family and friends of Harley Hulme on Friday 29 September to celebrate the second Harley…

  • All the right moves

    All the right moves

    By Kyra Gillespie At just 16 years of age, Pakenham teenager Victoria Hendrick is the best female chess player in the state. Speaking with the…

  • Crime wave claim

    Crime wave claim

    By Bonny Burrows Victoria Police has shut down reports crime in Officer is out of control, with law enforcement reporting an almost 12 per cent…

  • Big pig rolls in

    Big pig rolls in

    The annual Very Special Kids Piggy Bank Appeal fund-raising event rolled into Commonwealth Bank Pakenham on Tuesday, raising $1475 for children who live with life-threatening…

  • Partnership for the future

    Partnership for the future

    By Bonny Burrows Local issues will be the centre of conversation at the Southern Metropolitan Partnership, and community members are invited to join the discussion.…

  • First date fail, lifetime love

    First date fail, lifetime love

    By Bonny Burrows John and Barbara Jarrott‘s love has withstood multiple countries, “a fizzer” of a first date and six decades. The Pakenham couple celebrated…

  • ALL-out battle by brave little Kassidy

    ALL-out battle by brave little Kassidy

    By Bonny Burrows A very special girl may lead this year’s Pakenham Light the Night participants on the annual walk. Six-year-old Kassidy Hill of Berwick…

  • Irate over reserve eyesore

    Irate over reserve eyesore

    By Bonny Burrows For the past eight years, Chelsea McGrath-Rafferty has watched a “beautiful” Pakenham reserve transform into a rubbish dumping ground – and now…

  • 100 candles for Sybil

    100 candles for Sybil

    By Kyra Gillespie Members of the Pakenham RSL threw a surprise 100th birthday party for Sybil Hickman on Sunday 17 September. Ms Hickman has been…

  • Road in ruins: they care less

    Road in ruins: they care less

    By Bonny Burrows Carers of a teenager with a disability were unable to access her family’s Officer property after the road was closed without notice.…

  • Care goes up the creek

    Care goes up the creek

    By Bonny Burrows Pakenham’s Kennedy Creek has become an “overgrown disgrace” due to neglect, according to a nearby resident. Carolyn Murphy argues the creek, which…

  • Small walk a big deal

    Small walk a big deal

    By Bonny Burrows What started as a small walk to unite those touched by mental illness and suicide has grown into a community campaign for…

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