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  • Sombre mood at service

    Sombre mood at service

    By NICOLE WILLIAMS A CROWD of 2000 gathered at the cenotaph in Pakenham for the Anzac Day dawn service. Despite a few issues with the…

  • Business group launched

    THE 22,000 businesses in the Casey and Cardinia shires will receive extra support with the formation of the Casey Cardinia Business Group. The official launch…

  • Therapy spa solen

    Therapy spa solen

    By LIA SPENCER A SPA used for hydrotherapy by a young man with cerebral palsy was stolen from his Narre Warren South home last month.…

  • Rust strikes gold in art showcase

    Rust strikes gold in art showcase

    THIRTY-TWO paintings were sold through the Yakkerboo Art Show on the weekend, in what was a showcase of some of the region’s finest talent. Pakenham-based…

  • Hard work pays off in awards

    Hard work pays off in awards

    By CASEY NEILL A BAKERY, a distillery and a building materials manufacturer are the first nominees for this year’s Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce Premier…

  • Tools lifted

    BURGLARS have stolen power tools valued at $1800 from a garage in Cohens Way Pakenham. The burglary happened between 7.30pm on 24 April and 8.30am…

  • Students interests factored in

    Students interests factored in

    STUDENTS’ interests are taken into account when lesson plans are made at Hillsmeade Primary School. The primary school has taken a personal approach to teaching…

  • Putting e-waste to good use

    UNWANTED electronic items can be dropped off at Cardinia Shire Council’s e-Waste collection point in Purton Road, Pakenham, this weekend. Unwanted battery-operated items or those…

  • Permits required for uprooting

    CASEY Council has alerted residents that removal of vegetation may require a permit, after a Berwick resident was recently fined $6000. City of Casey Mayor…

  • Jacka takes off On a Wing and a Chair

    Jacka takes off On a Wing and a Chair

    By BRIDGET COOK DAVE Jacka jetted off from Tooradin Airfield this week on a trip aimed to break records and barriers. The former paralympian started…

  • Lions hard work pays off

    By DAVID NAGEL PAKENHAM retained fifth position on the Casey Cardinia Football League ladder after the Lions proved too strong for ROC, defeating their closest…

  • Fun’s the focus of school activities

    Fun’s the focus of school activities

    THERE were several activities to get students moving, laughing and focussed on learning at Berwick Chase Primary School. Students were entertained by the Alpha Show…

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