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Pakenham Gazette

08/04/2009
Lead Stories
Hostile takeover
BERWICK Football Club president Peter Jensen and his committee this week resigned from their positio...  (08/04/2009)

Crisis strikes
THE global economic crisis has officially hit the Cardinia Shire. Mayor Bill Pearson said commercial...  (08/04/2009)

Gardeners dig in for victims
PAKENHAM Garden Club members boarded a bus to fire-ravaged Mirboo North yesterday (Tuesday) to make ...  (08/04/2009)

Weighty brush with frame
A LIFE-SIZED oil painting of Pakenham’s top traffic cop Nigel Atkins was unveiled at his Kooweerup h...  (08/04/2009)

$3000 a wish come true
VOLUNTEEERS at the Cardinia-Casey Make-A-Wish Foundation have raised more than $3000 to help serious...  (08/04/2009)

Horses for what course?
SO just where is the Pakenham Racing Club planning to relocate to? Until now it has been widely rep...  (08/04/2009)

Just a minute
CIVIC leaders set a record last week when they closed a special council meeting after just one minut...  (08/04/2009)

Swamp bus link is on the way
SPRING Street is on track to deliver bus services between Kooweerup and Pakenham by November. A Stat...  (08/04/2009)

Heavy vehicle speeds annoy cop
PAKENHAM’S top traffic cop has pleaded with heavy vehicle owners to slow down, after he intercepted ...  (08/04/2009)

School move has upside for Downes
A CONNECTION with Nar Nar Goon Primary spanning four generations has prompted a former student to pr...  (08/04/2009)

Officer hotel on hold
CIVIC leaders have delayed a decision on a residential hotel with a restaurant and golf driving rang...  (08/04/2009)

Warning after water scam uncovered
BOGUS scammers are posing as South East Water employees and trying to scare vulnerable residents int...  (08/04/2009)

Report exposes sewage delays
THREE water projects in Cardinia – including a Pakenham-Narre Warren sewage transfer system – have b...  (08/04/2009)

All Other Stories
Racing move fast-tracked by council
COUNCILLORS have moved to fast-track the relocation of the Pakenham Racecourse. A special council m...  (08/04/2009)

Nigel - a driving force for safety
Pakenham’s top traffic cop Nigel Atkins has seen it all, from foot patrols on Russell Street to ladi...  (14/04/2009)

Kooweerup braces for Easter traffic attack
KOOWEERUP residents are bracing themselves for traffic gridlock this weekend as holidaymakers head d...  (08/04/2009)

There’s no bypassing this issue, says MP
EASTERN Victoria MP Edward O’Donohue is pressing the State Government to debate the need for a Koowe...  (08/04/2009)

College enters a new era
CELEBRATION filled the air on Thursday as Minaret College officially opened its Sheikha Mogah Junior...  (08/04/2009)

Cardinia wins project funds
CARDINIA’S regional pockets are the big winners in Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s community infrastruct...  (08/04/2009)

Pave way for shake
A CONCERT for young people will be held in Emerald as part of the popular PAVE festival. Electric Pr...  (08/04/2009)

Rainbow day for historic project
LOCAL primary school students have collaborated with community artist Jenny Saulwick for an historic...  (08/04/2009)

Goal for gold
OLYMPIC gold medallist Brooke Hanson will be guest speaker at the Cardinia Business Award’s gala din...  (08/04/2009)

School streets ahead for fun
A DAY filled with fun celebrated Pakenham Consolidated School students’ involvement with the Cardini...  (08/04/2009)

Pool open for kids’ appeal
YMCA Cardinia LiFE will hold a special one-hour group fitness class on Good Friday with all proceeds...  (08/04/2009)

Hydro tour was a hit
MEMBERS of the Pakenham Probus Club recently enjoyed a five-day tour to Providence Lodge in Adaminab...  (08/04/2009)

Ellinbank and District Football League – match of the day
CATANI sent a powerful message to all rivals that it’s still a team to be reckoned with this season ...  (08/04/2009)

Umpires get IT all sorted
DETERMINED not to be left behind in the rapidly changing hi-tech world, the Gippsland Umpires Assoc...  (08/04/2009)

Kooweerup Demons put heat on Pies
KOOWEERUP pulled off the upset of the 2009 Ellinbank and District Football League opening round when...  (08/04/2009)

Cobras set for second strike
IN A replay of last season’s grand final, Cora Lynn opened its quest for back-to-back premierships w...  (08/04/2009)

MPNFL Nepean League others
FRANKSTON Bombers’ star recruits Ryan and Nathan Lonie booted five goals between them and were among...  (08/04/2009)

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie - out, out, out!
Footy Shorts logo (with Kenny and Tangles) (Maybe with a picture of Aussie Jones?) THE momentum su...  (08/04/2009)

Stingrays’ assault stuns Gippsland
GRAEME Yeats already knew his Dandenong Stingrays were talented this year, but he – and everybody el...  (08/04/2009)

Vealers and steers scooped up
LIGHTER steers and vealers sold strongly last Wednesday as restockers took advantage of the larger p...  (08/04/2009)

Market sale mixed
IT was a little hard to make head or tail of the smaller market of young cattle at VLE Pakenham, as ...  (08/04/2009)

Flying high at Tooradin
HAREWOOD Airfield, about five kilometres east of Tooradin, on the South Gippsland Highway, helps ma...  (08/04/2009)

Monea aims for the top
THE Australian Motocross Championship is back for 2009 and Kooweerup’s Adam Monea is on the hunt to ...  (08/04/2009)

Berwick ladies take titles
THE ladies section of Berwick Bowling Club has been busy over the past couple of weeks finalising c...  (08/04/2009)

Teams tussle at Pakenham
TWENTY teams from as far away as Yarraville-Footscray, Monbulk and even Tasmania visited Pakenham Bo...  (08/04/2009)

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