Tag: News
Search stalls for motor sports site
By Paul DunlopA PUBLIC motor sports facility looks increasingly doubtful for Pakenham or elsewhere in Cardinia Shire.
CaseyCardinia Regional Motor Sports Facility Working Party chairman...
Residents fire up over long grass
By Sarah SchwagerPAKENHAM residents are concerned that overgrown grass on private properties in the region is a potential fire hazard.
Resident Tracey O’Brien said that...
Pool to reopen with a splash
By Melissa Grant
LOCALS are invited to attend a special family fun day to celebrate the reopening of the Pakenham Outdoor Pool on Saturday.
Victorian Minister...
Habitat croaks it
By Melissa GrantA GROWLING grass frog habitat in Heritage Springs was partly destroyed this week before authorities had successfully relocated the endangered species.
Cardinia Shire...
Emergency service crews gear up
SES volunteers from the Pakenham unit visited Parliament House recently to claim their share of about $1 million worth of special protective clothing and...
Push for estate primary school
RESIDENTS in Pakenham’s Heritage Springs are stepping up their push for a new primary school to be built at the estate.
Claiming the town desperately...
Have a say on Cardinia’s strategy
PAKENHAM residents have been encouraged to comment on a review of Cardinia Shire Council’s municipal strategic statement (MMS), which forms a vital part of...
Drawing up a brighter future
By Paul DunlopPAKENHAM can expect a major jobs boost after the State Government recently redrew the map of Melbourne.
The creation of new industrial areas...
Air con gone
A NEW home owner was left hot under the collar after an air conditioner was stolen from a building site in Pakenham.
The roof-mounted air...
LiFE span to double
By Paul Dunlop
PAKENHAM will boast the biggest indoor sports stadium outside Melbourne under an ambitious plan to almost double the size of the Cardinia...
Waving to festival
PAKENHAM residents will come together to celebrate the many exciting events that make up the Yakkerboo Festival.
The 31st annual festival, a focal point on...