Who killed our boy?
THE grieving parents of a murdered teenager whose half-burnt body was found with stab wounds in Pak...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Friendly for life
CARDINIA LiFE celebrated National Families Week last month with an array of family friendly classes ...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Wishing for a night out
HARD-WORKING volunteers from the Casey-Cardinia Make-A-Wish foundation enjoyed a night out at Clover...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Friends rally around Casey
TICKETS have almost sold out for Saturday’s big event that will help raise money for local man Casey...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Decision day for Aldi
THE fate of grocery giant Aldi’s bid to set up in Pakenham will be decided at the state planning tr...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
They’re top for toppings
BERWICK is officially the home of Victoria’s best gourmet pizza after local restaurant Pizza e Cucin...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Experts ponder bay future
HOW Western Port Bay will be affected by climate change is a question many locals are now asking the...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Car-ram thief sought
POLICE have released an image of a man they want to talk to about a stolen car that rammed a police ...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Man charged with burglary
A PAKENHAM man has been charged with aggravated burglary after a theft in Bellbird Close last week.
...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Mayor backs Saints move
CASEY Council hopes that St Kilda Football Club will move its home base to Casey Fields, Cranbourne....
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Cardinia courts tennis fans
TENNIS fans are on to winner after a decision by Cardinia civic leaders.
The draft council budget fo...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
New choice to cut drinking
PAKENHAM teenagers have been urged to think before they drink.
A new program launched by police is d...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
A dream comes true for Riley
A DREAM will come true for Bunyip 7-year-old Riley Harris on Saturday when he and his family fly to ...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
The little town that grew
PEOPLE are making Pakenham home at a quicker rate than almost anywhere else in Victoria.
A Housing I...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Chains go with the flow
MAJOR brand businesses will follow the people to Pakenham.
Cardinia chief executive officer Garry Mc...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Pakenham chases jobs
UP to 100,000 new jobs may be created in future industries as Pakenham strives to become the major e...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Thieves busy in Kooweerup
POLICE are urging Kooweerup residents to be on the lookout for anything suspicious after break-ins a...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Man arrested at school
POLICE arrested a Pakenham man in the staff room of Cardinia Primary School on Sunday, 27 May.
The 3...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Business urged to join up
PAKENHAM Business Group is encouraging traders to sign up to ensure their interests are looked after...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Robbery figure sought
POLICE are seeking public help over a robbery and theft of a Holden Commodore from Drouin.
In partic...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Putting in the hard yards
COUNCILLOR Doug Hamilton could never be accused of not getting out and about to his people.
The Port...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Biggest ward gets bigger
THE biggest ward in Cardinia Shire is set to grow even larger to help cope with Pakenham’s populatio...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
The Big
LOCALS now have a new place to hang out after Big House Communities opened its Meeting Place on Mond...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Woman
POLICE are looking for a man who stole a purse containing cash from a 68-year-old woman outside the ...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Green light
TREES will be planted at Bunyip Sanctuary to compensate for the emissions of every car in Cardinia ...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Centre’s been caring
TOORADIN Maternal and Child Health Service celebrated its 60th anniversary on Thursday 24 May.
Casey...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Bands on the run
MUSIC enthusiasts will have a ball during the Spectrum Entertainment’s annual Push Start Battle of t...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
Apartheid memories
BEACONHILLS COLLEGE year 11 students were recently treated to an entertaining and thought provoking ...
(06/06/2007)
|
|
|
