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Pakenham Gazette

24/06/2009
Lead Stories
Exit Bradford
FORMER Casey mayor and Mayfield Ward councillor Kevin Bradford has chosen his part-time council role...  (24/06/2009)

Fire truck farewell
BERWICK identity Thomas Scanlan was farewelled with a vintage fire truck yesterday (Tuesday). The Be...  (24/06/2009)

Mother is a community hero
...  (24/06/2009)

Back to the mall
CLOSING off Pakenham’s Main Street to traffic is still on the cards, with Cardinia Shire’s councillo...  (24/06/2009)

A man of vision
A LOCAL optometrist continues to improve the eyesight of Papua New Guineans, and will soon return to...  (24/06/2009)

Big help for little people
AUSTRALIA’S World Dwarf Games Team will be making their way to Ireland with the help of Melville Gra...  (24/06/2009)

Tea with Miss Marple
SCONES and tea were on offer at Kooweerup’s Killara Hostel as residents and staff enjoyed an Agatha ...  (24/06/2009)

Close and cuddly
CHILDREN will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with some baby animals over the July...  (24/06/2009)

Charges over belting
POLICE have charged two men with armed robbery and assault after a man was hit repeatedly with a bel...  (24/06/2009)

Cardinia ready for swine flu
CARDINIA Shire mayor Bill Pearson has reassured residents that the council is swine flu ready as the...  (24/06/2009)

Reserve posts a goal
TOOMUC Reserve continues to reach new heights in football, with AFL-size goal posts now installed at...  (24/06/2009)

Kids get to rev it
TEENAGERS with an interest in cars will have a blast at the Pakenham Auto Club Junior Come and Try D...  (24/06/2009)

MP proves to be inaccessible
GEMBROOK MP Tammy Lobato is on the move after Parliament closed her Berwick office to the public bec...  (24/06/2009)

Mad over the oval ball
FOOTY-MAD students from Bunyip and Bayles primary schools were kicking goals with Richmond Tigers pl...  (24/06/2009)

Hall and library balancing act
THE design of the Pakenham hall and library building will have to be on the money because of their c...  (24/06/2009)

Health scare for Curtis
CASEY Councillor Simon Curtis, who returned home last week after a health scare saw him spend six ni...  (24/06/2009)

Big push to axe tax
RESIDENTS continue to rally against a proposed land tax, with signs popping up on the Pakenham Bypas...  (24/06/2009)

All Other Stories
The refused
THERE is a moment in the whole pomp of the Archibald Prize when some of the rejected artists feel li...  (24/06/2009)

Park upgrade works begin- Cardinia Shire mayor Bill Pearson and Community Development Minister
WORK is underway on a $2.15 million community complex at Bunyip’s Recreation Reserve. Schools from N...  (24/06/2009)

Plan gets safety on side
A COUNCIL report on the safety of an intersection in Emerald has recommended that a section of Pinn...  (24/06/2009)

Seal of approval
EMERALD’S Cornish Road will soon be sealed. A special charge scheme involving eight landowners will ...  (24/06/2009)

Cardinia axes the ads
CIVIC leaders have moved to ban advertising on shipping containers in Cardinia, amid concerns the Pa...  (24/06/2009)

Nancy and her orchids
Orchids are a girl’s best friend.Maybe that’s not really how it went but they are special to Lang La...  (24/06/2009)

Trust in their future
THE PB Ronald Trust awarded bursaries to four local agriculture and horticulture students last Tuesd...  (24/06/2009)

Rotary awards top workers
THE ROTARY Club of Kooweerup Lang Lang recently announced the winners of its 2009 Rotary Pride of Wo...  (24/06/2009)

Fun on wheels
A MOBILE youth bus will wheel around a range of fun activities for the shire’s youth, as well as tar...  (24/06/2009)

All aboard for learning
CARDINIA’S young people will be able to hop aboard the council’s mobile youth bus for a range of fun...  (24/06/2009)

The Mustang Irwin had to have
IRWIN Sinclair was so impressed with a photograph of his red-and-white 1964 Mustang convertible that...  (24/06/2009)

Local solves lion mystery
FORMER Berwick councillor Jim Alexander may have solved our problem with the history of the lion sta...  (24/06/2009)

New group to fight high-rise
RESIDENTS have formed a lobby group to oppose a plan to build a massive six level hotel and shopping...  (24/06/2009)

New bank for Beaconsfield
A BENDIGO community bank branch is set to open in Beaconsfield this August after enough shareholders...  (24/06/2009)

Bishops in Berwick
POPE Benedict XVI appointed Christopher Charles Prowse the eighth Bishop of the Sale Diocese last we...  (24/06/2009)

Youngsters lead
THE leadership skills of young Emerald Secondary College students are sharp following a six-week pro...  (24/06/2009)

Tennis club set for big serve
THE home of the Beaconsfield Tennis Club will soon be extended. The club will have a new kitchen, ki...  (24/06/2009)

Eagles rock in thriller
BEACONSFIELD held on to defeat ROC by three points after treating the big crowd at Starling Road to...  (24/06/2009)

Pearcedale’s five flop
PEARCEDALE blew a chance to secure a top-five position with a disappointing 32-point loss to Frankst...  (24/06/2009)

Panthers down in
DEVON Meadows led Narre Warren all day except for the last five seconds of their clash at Fox Road ...  (24/06/2009)

Casey Cardinia League review – round 9
BERWICK’S horror run of injuries continued on Saturday and played a major part in the senior side’s...  (24/06/2009)

Casey-Cardinia League preview – round 10
CRANBOURNE has worked very hard to secure third ladder position this season, but that effort could ...  (24/06/2009)

Pakenham slams home
PAKENHAM recorded a convincing, hard fought 32-goal victory against Berwick on Saturday. The game st...  (24/06/2009)

Local kids kick for flags
TWO local sides will contest grand finals at the AFL Victoria Metropolitan Championships in Box Hil...  (24/06/2009)

Young Eagles fly high
BEACONSFIELD Junior Football Club’s under-14 (2) Gold team played well for a 20-point win against P...  (24/06/2009)

ddjfl scoreboard
@BT Sub Sport Gaz:AFL VICTORIA METROPOLITAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Round 3: Youth Girls: South East...  (24/06/2009)

Stingrays stung
DANDENONG was monstered by a bigger and hungrier Eastern Ranges outfit at Box Hill City Oval on Satu...  (24/06/2009)

Power fades as Falcons fire
A BRAVE Gippsland Power side was left to rue a ‘disastrous’ second quarter in its 23-point loss to t...  (24/06/2009)

Last call for Crows
THE heat will be on Longwarry this week when it hosts Warragul Industrials. If the Crows lose they ...  (24/06/2009)

Ellinbank and District Football League match of the day – round 10
CATANI put up its hand up as a genuine premiership contender after crushing Nar Nar Goon by 49 point...  (24/06/2009)

Top of the class for past student
IT was a blast from the past at Cardinia Primary School when former student Jean Hermon returned aft...  (24/06/2009)

Members struggle to get through the cold
THE recent cold weather may have been too much for some, as numbers were a bit down at the Berwick S...  (24/06/2009)

The story of seagrass
COMEDIAN and media personality John Clarke has produced a DVD which showcases the environmental sign...  (24/06/2009)

Condition varies prices
A MIXED bag, as far as condition goes, saw prices vary across all categories on Wednesday at Baw Baw...  (24/06/2009)

Prices and quality lower
THE supply of cattle fell at VLE Pakenham, and so did the quality with a much larger percentage of p...  (24/06/2009)

Juniors cash grab
A CASHED-UP suburban club has made a ‘disgraceful’ raid on the Ellinbank and District Football Leagu...  (24/06/2009)

Young gymnasts fly high
A PAIR of local gymnasts will be shooting for the big time when they compete at the Australian Junio...  (24/06/2009)

Berwick team revs at rally
BERWICK rally car team David Nutter and Cat Taylor moved into third place in the Victorian Rally Cha...  (24/06/2009)

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