WGCA other grades
By Julian BayardCARDINIA has all but wrapped up top position in B Grade after a strong victory against Merinda Park.
The Bulls scored 5/175 chasing...
Furious over fallen powerline
Julie Buxton with son, Oliver, and horse, TJ, is furious her family was put to risk by a fallen power line.By Tania MartinA MOTHER...
John’s still serving
Emerald artist John Dudley has been named Cardinia Shire Senior Citizen of the Year. ...
Volunteer is still shocked
- Ben HopePAKENHAM resident Helen McRae is still shocked by the devastation of the 2009 fires and how close they came to the town....
A luxurious approach
LAMBLE Tours is a family run coach tour business that started in 1995.
Herbie drives the coach, Vickie hostesses and Amanda Lamble is the office...
Barbecue builds it
By Bridget CookCARDINIA Combined Churches Caring (4Cs) is one step closer to the completion of its new Pakenham headquarters following a $2,200 donation last...
Bolt from out of the blue
OPERATION Thunderbolt took to the Pakenham Bypass in January, with speed and traffic cameras out in force between 8pm and 4am.
Pakenham’s Acting Senior...
Cockatoo’s top two
By Tania MartinDARLENE Elder and Jairen Bennettes’ selfless acts of kindness were recognised yesterday as part of Cockatoo’s Australia Day celebrations.
The pair where shocked...
For the love of lowbrow art
ARTIST Paul Hughes is plotting world domination. From pictures of furry-faced monsters gnawing popcorn boxes at the movies, to tiki girls straddling vintage Harley...
CFA siren silenced
By Tania MartinAN Emerald woman has slammed a council decision to silence the town’s CFA siren as “unsafe.”
The decision was made last May as...
Aussie spirit shines
By Bridget CookTHE Cardinia Cultural Centre was a hive of ‘Aussie spirit’ on Tuesday as residents gathered to join in Australia Day celebrations.
The biggest...
Time for tennis
THE Berwick Tennis Club is having a club open day on Sunday 31 January.
The free day aims to encourage people to come and try...
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Celebrating 50 years of service
The Rotary Club of Kooweerup-Lang Lang has looked back on its 50-year history and has looked forward to the future.
On Sunday 5 May, former...
