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  • Dummy bid backfires

    By NICOLE WILLIAMS A PAKENHAM man has offered his apology to the Royal Children’s Hospital after making dummy bids during the Good Friday Appeal home…

  • Star group quality shines in awards

    Star group quality shines in awards

    By DANNY BUTTLER IN MORE ways than one, Star News Group’s latest accolades have been about being in the right place at the right time.…

  • Wonder of Woolies new jobs

    Wonder of Woolies new jobs

    By BRIDGET COOK ABOUT 160 jobs have been created with the opening of a new Woolworths supermarket in Cranbourne North yesterday (Wednesday). The new supermarket…

  • I wish to see…

    I wish to see…

    By BRIDGET COOK A CRANBOURE refugee has been recognised for his artistic talents by being shortlisted in the Heartlands Refugee Art Prize. Pakistani refugee Safar…

  • TOMCAT pounce

    TWO men have been charged in relation to more than 50 offences in Casey in recent weeks. Casey Theft of Motor Vehicle Action Team (TOMCAT)…

  • School kitchen plundered

    School kitchen plundered

    By BRIDGET COOK THE River Gum Primary School community now has something else they need to grow to carry on their kitchen garden program –…

  • Homes online

    CNT Corp, the company responsible for installing fibre networks in a number of local new residential developments, says there are common misconceptions about how the…

  • Besties fight bullying

    Besties fight bullying

    YOUNGSTERS at Berwick Fields Primary School joined forces with a buddy to raise awareness about an anti-bullying foundation. On 7 June, the school celebrated National…

  • Grandmas pampered

    Grandmas pampered

    CAITLIN was among children at the Lakeside Children’s Centre to pamper their elders for a special day on Wednesday. She spoilt her grandmother Tara Waghorn…

  • Left in the lurch

    By DANIELLE GALVIN PASSENGERS left stranded at Pakenham train station on Friday night were “angry and disappointed” with the delay. Mark and Cheryl from Armadale…

  • Mayor thanks for plan input

    CARDINIA Shire Council Mayor Brett Owen has thanked residents for their input into the draft budget and council plan. The council will use the feedback…

  • Places set to extend skills

    Places set to extend skills

    LIVING Learning Pakenham has developed a new initiative designed to give English language students the opportunity to undertake a practical work placement. The Community College…

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