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CHILDREN pedalled to class yesterday (Wednesday) as part of National Ride2School Day. Cardinia shire mayor Bill Ronald opted for a push bike rather than his…

SEVEN students were presented with a PB Ronald Trust award at the trust’s annual dinner last week. The trust was set up in 1991 to…

THE Cardinia Foundation recently presented more than $25,000 in grants to three local organisations which provide services for those in need. Grants were given to…

THIEVES escaped with more than $1200 worth of items after breaking into a Pakenham house last week. Police say the offenders got in through a…

A COURT case to hear allegations that Cardinia Shire councillor Bill Ronald assaulted chief executive officer Don Welsh has been adjourned until 4 October. Cr…

PAKENHAM is set to go ga ga for National Babies Day on Friday, 21 October. Target Pakenham will be selling mini bonnie bears, wristbands, soothers,…

JENNY Thompson wants to help local residents get a head start in small business. Mrs Thompson is a business trainer at the Living and Learning…

By Paul DunlopA NEW gaming policy has been adopted by Cardinia Shire Council amid claims it stifled a debate that ‘needed to be had’. The…

A WHEELS and music festival will be held at Akoonah Park in Berwick on Saturday and Sunday 24 and 25 March. Casey and Cardinia Lions…

PETITION calling for a new primary school in Pakenham has received 300 signatures, and counting. Residents pushing for a new statefunded school in the Heritage…

By Glen AtwellCHRISTMAS cheer is coming to Pakenham, and for four days next month, Main Street will be the centre of attention. The Pakenham Business…

By Paul DunlopFEARS that final day festivities could get out of hand prompted Pakenham Secondary College last week to tell senior students not to turn…