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Pakenham Gazette

29/07/2009
Lead Stories
Lifesaver on hand
...  (29/07/2009)

Hotel set for axe
CASEY councillors were set last night to reject a controversial development proposed for Lyall Road,...  (29/07/2009)

Part of Pakenham
THE Gazette is offering all businesses in Pakenham an opportunity to be part of a feature showcasing...  (29/07/2009)

Warm winter for vets
VETERANS Affairs residents at Bunyip’s Hillview Aged Care hostel will be extra warm this winter, tha...  (29/07/2009)

Kokoda trip is on
THE Pakenham Sports Club has ensured the winner of the Harry Bould Memorial Award will get to walk t...  (29/07/2009)

Plan to out-tip a wombat- Jennifer Beasley, from Treeline Design, wants to beat Wally Wombat a
JENNIFER Beasley, from Treeline Design, isn’t too concerned about where she finishes in the Gazette...  (29/07/2009)

Cardinia suicide watch
CONCERNS about the number of suicides in Cardinia’s regional areas over the past six months have pro...  (29/07/2009)

Club president’s $100,000 punt
THE Nilma Darnum juggernaut has claimed plenty of victims in the Ellinbank and District Football Lea...  (29/07/2009)

Bunyip’s best rewarded
SUE Beattie’s heavy involvement with community groups in Bunyip – including its community shop – has...  (29/07/2009)

Parking problem
PARKING during construction of Pakenham’s highly anticipated $80 million retail hub will be a hot to...  (29/07/2009)

Postal call postponed
BERWICK Village Chamber of Commerce is mounting a campaign to extend the Berwick Post Office’s open...  (29/07/2009)

Victory for Vietnam village
A TEAM of 16 staff members from St John of God Hospital, Berwick, are sacrificing their annual leave...  (29/07/2009)

Warming CEO’s chair
CARDINIA Shire Council’s general manager of assets and services, Mike Ellis, will be elevated to chi...  (29/07/2009)

High Street
BERWICK traders are calling on the City of Casey to pull their fingers out and complete landscaping ...  (29/07/2009)

Traders united
TRADERS from Berwick, Narre Warren, Cranbourne and Hampton Park were united for the inaugural Monash...  (29/07/2009)

Meeting calls for burns
“FIRE makes a good servant, but a poor master.” That was the message to come out of the Victorian La...  (29/07/2009)

Back to school after the fires
STUDENTS of Labertouche Primary School got to work last week planting new life on their school’s sco...  (29/07/2009)

All Other Stories
Team tackles Tassie track
A group of 14 students travelled to Tasmania and completed the world-famous Overland Track, a 110-ki...  (29/07/2009)

Home for the round ball
THE rapidly growing Cardinia United Junior Soccer Club officially has a home. Members of the club, c...  (29/07/2009)

Mulino
Cr Mulino has lined up another role in strategy and public policy practice within The Nous Group, a ...  (29/07/2009)

Moving magic of the silver screen
MOVIES on the Move has to be an apt title for Richard Wynne-York’s rather novel business. Richard ta...  (29/07/2009)

Students pledge: ‘No to dole’
YEAR 10 students at Pakenham Secondary College are promising to engage in further education, trainin...  (29/07/2009)

Champion’s comeback
CHAMPION youth and homeless worker Les Twentyman made a courageous comeback to the public speaking c...  (29/07/2009)

Les’s road to recovery
AFTER a serious health scare that nearly killed him, youth worker Les Twentyman set himself a goal o...  (29/07/2009)

Park makes most of mining legacy
A CROWD of more than 1500 gathered at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick on 26 July 1992 to see then Gov...  (29/07/2009)

Do the business
HUNDREDS of Berwick businesses have been invited to a networking function at the Berwick Football Cl...  (29/07/2009)

On top of VCE world
TWO graduates from the class of 2008 at Beaconhills College have received individual recognition for...  (29/07/2009)

Bird likes honey
IT WAS honey that attracted ‘bird’, the imaginatively titled honeyeater, to Beaconsfield’s Ray Sing....  (29/07/2009)

Casey-Cardinia League match of the day - round 14
NARRE Warren came and tried, but was mercilessly pushed aside by the ‘big boys’ of the 2009 Casey C...  (29/07/2009)

Wonthaggi not welcome in league
CASEY Cardinia Football League presidents have voted against the inclusion of Alberton Football Leag...  (29/07/2009)

Coach quits Seagulls
AFTER two years, coach Cristian O’Brien will step down from Tooradin’s top job at the end of 2009. T...  (29/07/2009)

Former Pie runs hot
FRANKSTON consolidated its top-three position in Nepean League with a 121-point thrashing of Crib Po...  (29/07/2009)

A Wicker way to win
ANOTHER game of football - another close battle for Berwick. It has been that way throughout 2009, r...  (29/07/2009)

Free running Lions lash loose Eagles
PAKENHAM, at home and on the rebound, was always going to be a daunting prospect, but the way that C...  (29/07/2009)

Casey Cardinia League match of the day preview – round 15
TWO almost certain final-five combatants in Cranbourne and Narre Warren will square off at Casey Fie...  (29/07/2009)

Match of the day at a glancexxx
Cranbourne v Narre Warren Saturday, 2.15pm at Casey Fields Cranbourne: Forgetting last weekend’s...  (29/07/2009)

Panthers lose Morrison
STAR local player Scott Morrison hung up his boots for good after DEVON MEADOWS lost to BERWICK on S...  (29/07/2009)

Dove Kaila flies high
KEEP an eye out for the name Kaila Simpson on the netball court. The 16 year-old Doveton player is a...  (29/07/2009)

Young Eagles in goal blitz
IT was a goal blitz by Beaconsfield Junior Football Club’s under-16 (1) team when it downed Narre Wa...  (29/07/2009)

Super Scorpions!
ELEVEN changes from last week. Three debutants. Only five Melbourne-listed players. The Casey Scorpi...  (29/07/2009)

VFL gets Power boost
GIPPSLAND Power coach Damian Carroll praised the new 23rd man rule on Sunday that has already given ...  (07/08/2009)

Power takes charge
GIPPSLAND Power announced itself as a legitimate premiership contender with a 79-point humiliation o...  (29/07/2009)

Hawks snare fifth
DROUIN has jumped into fifth spot on the ladder at the expense of Warragul after a 21-point victory...  (29/07/2009)

Cobras strike it easy
CORA Lynn turned what looked a danger game into a straightforward victory over Neerim Neerim South b...  (29/07/2009)

Beware the Goon!
NAR Nar Goon sent an emphatic message to all rivals that it cannot be dismissed as a premiership con...  (29/07/2009)

EDFL preview - round 16
FEW would have thought a month ago that Longwarry’s home-ground clash against Kooweerup would comma...  (29/07/2009)

MPs back their communities
GEMBROOK MP Tammy Lobato has instilled a small degree of official hope into the minds of Berwick res...  (29/07/2009)

Casey best in print
THE City of Casey 2008 Connolly Games Sister City Sporting and Cultural Exchange has won the Sister ...  (29/07/2009)

Caught in a tax trap
SPARE a thought for those people caught up in the State Government’s Growth Area Infrastructure Cont...  (29/07/2009)

Invitation
A PHILOSOPHY discussion group is calling for new members. The Philosophy of everyday Issues group me...  (29/07/2009)

Pakenham hosts CWA group conference
THE Country Women’s Association Pakenham Branch will be hosting the CWA West Gippsland Group Spring ...  (29/07/2009)

Welcome and farewell
THIS was Berwick Senior Citizens’ first meeting under new president Isabella Price, and it went off ...  (29/07/2009)

What a water saver
CARDINIA Shire Council has been commended for its commitment to addressing sustainability through wa...  (29/07/2009)

Quilt captures rich history
WHEN Bunyip woman Wendy Hamilton spotted about 30 doilies at a garage sale she decided to buy the lo...  (29/07/2009)

Dancers in the spin
DANCERS can spin and twirl at a Rotary Club of Pakenham event on 1 August. The club will hold its mo...  (29/07/2009)

Prices firm on high demand
THEyarding for Wednesday last week of 467 head saw good rises in all categories at Baw Baw Livestock...  (29/07/2009)

Tax hits ‘soft targets’
A PROPOSED Victorian land tax is nothing more than a “big ticket” revenue raising exercise aimed at ...  (29/07/2009)

Quality picks sought in plainer yarding
ALTHOUGH the yarding was of a similar size, the quality was not as good at VLE Pakenham with a much ...  (29/07/2009)

Schools on the improve
EDUCATION Minister Bronwyn Pike popped into Upper Beaconsfield Primary School on Friday to open stag...  (29/07/2009)

Rising stars take to the stage
HILLS rising stars will enthral audiences this month with tales of evil and international travel at ...  (29/07/2009)

Cassie’s 100 makes history
IT took seven years and some determined lobbying, but Gembrook-Cockatoo junior footballer Cassie Ret...  (29/07/2009)

National jersey
KOOWEERUP schoolboy Andrew Crowther will represent Australia in ice hockey for the second time at th...  (29/07/2009)

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