Tag: News
Busted booster causes gusher
Plumbers Matt Frith and Wayne Goode from First Rate Plumbing were called out to fix the water booster on Thursday morning. WATER surged in...
Stop feuding!
A Pakenham Police member searches for evidence following a fight between two groups of youths near the Pakenham Library on Friday afternoon.By Melissa GrantPOLICE...
Memorial has a special outlook
Family members of those honoured on the Outlook memorial gathered at the disability provider centre on Friday. From left: Adrian Wakenshaw (relative of former...
Listen up – it’s a hot topic
Above: Lakeside Lutheran student Ethan found the siren rather loud.LAKESIDE Lutheran College prep students had VIP access to Pakenham’s new fire station on Monday.
The...
Pave the way
Cardinia Shire manager of engineering services Brad Hurren, general manager of assets and services Mike Ellis and Central Ward councillor Brett Owen test out...
Ready to play ball
Looking forward to the opening of YMCA Cardinia LiFE’s court extension are, from left, Cardinia Shire Central Ward councillor Kate Lempriere, Kong Tut, Cardinia...
Planning for world game
Tiffany Denysenko, pictured training with the Cardinia United Junior Soccer Club, is one of the many locals to have taken up the world game....
With Noddy, you’re riding high
Jane Greenland with Noddy, the world’s tallest horse, according to his owner. Noddy will make a special appearance at this year’s Royal Melbourne Horse...
Memorial may move
The town’s cenotaph will be relocated to Pakenham’s $40 million retail and community precinct. From left: Pakenham RSL secretary John Hayles, president Norm Joseph...
Flyer ‘disgusting’
Pakenham mother Leanne Carmichael was horrified to receive this leaflet from anti-abortion group Tell the Truth Coalition on Tuesday morning. The images on the...
Noah a 000 hero
By Callan DateA THREE-YEAR-OLD Narre Warren boy has been hailed as a hero for dialling triple zero after his mother collapsed on Monday.
Paramedics said...
Runners hot on heels of fun event
Above: Travis Barker and Stuart Pearson from Endeavour Hills stop to refuel.SOARING temperatures failed to dampen the motivation of more than 400 people who...