Isabella's wish granted
A TRIP to the Gold Coast was a welcome gift for a young Bunyip family.
The Cardinia-Casey branch of ...
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Officer split looms
THE Officer and Beaconsfield townships have no “natural connection” to the hills – but the Victorian...
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Riot of colour
ST Patrick's Primary School students proudly unveiled a beautiful mural they helped create for their...
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New hope for disabled
IT WILL change lives.
It already has.
The Federal Government’s announcement of the launch of the...
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Well grounded
PRECEDE:
Working in a cemetery may not be every person’s cup of tea, but Graeme Fergus volunteers h...
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Deluge of flood ideas
FLOOD-AFFECTED communities are being urged to send in their photos and write down their experiences ...
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Spruce up Scouts
EMERALD Scouts have won a five year battle to get their hall upgraded in time for its anniversary ne...
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Novel's love on the land
HER husband may jokingly refer to her genre as 'sex in the bush' but readers Australia-wide know the...
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Fighting road trauma
Mr Callanan, who has been a paramedic for 15 years, established Roadwhyz Victoria last month in a bi...
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Pavilion near
THE first sod was turned at Holm Park Road last Thursday, signalling the start to construction of th...
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Pedal-powered charity boost
THERE'LL be some sore bums after a 600 kilometre bike ride through Ballarat next weekend – but it's ...
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It's not trivial
PAKENHAM'S Nicole Williams wasn't sure what she was in for when she signed up to the Windermere Adve...
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The great outdoors
ST MICHAEL'S grade-five students thoroughly enjoyed their challenging but fun, outdoor education cam...
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Feeling a little blue
THERE'S more than a touch of the Avatars about this one, but “John Carter” has gone the full-on spac...
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Farm World's 50th
FIFTY years after rather humble beginnings, Farm World 2012 will confirm its place as Victoria's lar...
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Bulls hold firm
WITH the long weekend cow numbers fell to 97 head at VLE Pakenham.
All the usual buyers attended th...
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Beaver vies for Olympic glory
CASEY TigerSharks backstroke swimmer Josh Beaver heads over to Adelaide this week to find out if he ...
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Simmering sibling desire
YOUNG Pakenham sprinter Karlee Bailey doesn't have to go far to find the motivation to push herself ...
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Cross-country run to America
JAKE Templar is tearing up the dirt tracks around Pakenham Upper following his selection in an Austr...
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Better Cup
THE $100,000 Pakenham Telstra Store Cup is fast approaching on Sunday 25 March and once again the Pa...
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No timely abdication for King
THE Betfair Stony Creek Cup has made its way to Officer after Second King beat home a small but stro...
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Seagulls alive in Avery
A METHODICAL machine-like Kooweerup will take on the unbridled raw talent and spirit of Tooradin in ...
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Nine deadly Demons
THE sharpest-shooters in the West (Gippsland Cricket Association), Kooweerup (7/329cc), loaded all b...
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Rivals set for battle royal
KOOWEERUP and Tooradin, the two beaten semi-finalists from last season, will square off in a battle ...
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Fresh Waters spring winners
THE Cardinia Waters Bowls Club has made it two out of two pennant flags in their first year of compe...
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