CEO, shire to split
CARDINIA Shire Council and chief executive officer Don Welsh are poised to part company.
The council...
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Teen’s kidnap horror
A 17-YEAR-OLD boy was slashed with a knife and dragged into the boot of a car in Berwick last week, ...
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Premier to open show
PREMIER Steve Bracks is expected to officially open the Berwick Show just before the grand parade on...
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Meagan a picture of happiness
BEAUTIFUL bride Meagan Trotter knows what it’s like to be the focus of attention after her wedding t...
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Church jubilee
ST MICHAEL’S Cath-olic Church in Berwick will celebrate a 50th anniversary with a jubilee Mass and l...
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Shire start on outdoor art
CARDINIA’S civic art project is fast taking shape.
A shortlist of artists has been drawn up for what...
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SEATS visits Pakenham
THE South East Australian Transport Strategy (SEATS) will meet in Pakenham on Friday.
SEATS also wil...
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Wright way to weight loss
ADRIAN Wright is a big loser, but couldn’t be happier.
Over the past 12 months, he has shed more tha...
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We want you!
EVER dreamt of being pampered, primped and prepped without having to spend a cent?
Well now’s the ch...
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Hamper helpers
THE Berwick and District Benevolent Society would like to thank the supermarkets that allowed us to...
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Potpourri of confusion
WELL John Dudley, I don’t thank heaven for your misguided medley of rambling.
It is a potpourri of ...
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Path to satisfaction
IT IS easy to criticise a council.
The present Cardinia Shire Council has an enormous job ahead. It...
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Love of the unborn
ON Wednesday 25 January a funeral was held at Cowes, Phillip Island for a special priest, Fr Laurie...
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Support group backs
BERWICK Village Chamber of Commerce has formed a support group for its representative on a committee...
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Calisthenics on display
CALISTHENICS Victoria will hold a come and try day at the Masonic Hall, High Street, Berwick on Satu...
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Power
LIBERAL candidate for Gembrook Simon Wildes said small business and jobs were being put at risk beca...
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College campus opens
IT was the first day of school for everyone at Maranatha Christian College’s new Officer campus.
Pri...
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New school finds its centre
STUDENTS at Berwick’s newest primary school were officially welcomed by Minister for Education Servi...
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Warm welcome for firefighters
According to Cardinia mayor Bill Ronald, the CFA’s volunteer firefighters are the ‘Australians of th...
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Theft, drug charges laid
A MAN was caught in a stolen car in Pakenham on Saturday while another escaped.
Police said they int...
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Boy attacked with golf club
AN assault in Pakenham last week has resulted in police urging people not to take policing matters i...
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It all comes out in the wash
THE ‘culprit’ in a recent Emerald burglary has been discovered.
A woman, who thought a thief had bro...
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Council cuts
RED tape, claimed to be choking volunteerism, has been slashed in the hope more residents will put t...
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Jasmine keen to arrive
BABY Jasmine’s short life has already been a rollercoaster ride.
Born almost two months premature, t...
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Spud pack full of appeal
THE humble spud just got zapped.
Nar Nar Goon company Red Gem Growers and Packers has released a ne...
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Nicknames
Steve Menes has never quite understood how he ended up with the nickname ‘Jordy’, but appreciates it...
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Pippa back to
BEING “related” to Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan is all in a day’s work for young Pakenham actress...
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Sarah carries torch
THE flame has kept on burning for Clyde’s Crystal Bruton who was chosen to carry the Paralympic torc...
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RSL to hold annual meeting
THE annual general meeting of the Pakenham sub-branch of the Returned and Services League (RSL) will...
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Stamp your mark
THE next meeting of the Berwick Stamp Club will take place at the Old Cheese Factory in Homestead Ro...
(16/02/2006)
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$2100 bowls them over
The Pakenham Bowls Club was happy to hand over $2100 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation at a club present...
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What the judges want
THE next get together of the Berwick and District Garden Club Inc. will be held on Tuesday, 21 Febru...
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Society’s annual fund-raiser
BERWICK Benevolent Society will hold its 2006 annual fund-raising dinner at Churchill Park Golf Club...
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Raffle idea is fresh, too
THE Nyora Craft and Produce Market is held on the third Saturday of each month from 8am to 1pm.
Set ...
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Free to roam around
ADULT learners at Emerald are free to roam in cyberspace, thanks to Cardinia Shire Council.
The town...
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Happy days here again
PAKENHAM Senior Citizens had a happy day at the club on Monday, when 143 members were in attendance....
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Health no trivial matter
NARRE Warren police member Scott Dousha has a strong passion for all things trivial.
The senior cons...
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Legacy widows
THE first meeting for the year of Westernport Legacy Widows’ Club will be Wednesday, 15 February at ...
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St Patrick’s Parish
A PARISH finance meeting will be held on Tuesday, 14 February at the Presbytery.
Sacramental Progra...
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Uniting Church,
MARK’S Gospel is the focus of this month’s study. A very short piece of only 16 chapters has caused...
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Berwick Anglican Church
LADIES Pamper Morning will be on Saturday, 25 February 2006 at 10.30am. For further information con...
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Berwick Church of Christ
BARRY Cutchie preached a challenging message for Vision Sunday. He included examples from his own ...
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St John’s Anglican Church
ST JOHN’S Anglican Church is at 1 St. Georges Road (corner of Emerald and St. Georges Road), Upper...
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Model equestrian property
Located on seven manicured acres in Longwarry, is this model equestrian property.
It features excel...
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Unique parcel at Poowong
This unique 13-hectare (32-acre) parcel of land is adjacent to Poowong township and adjoins a small ...
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Secluded inner-town living
Only a stone’s throw from town, this marvellous home at Warragul has all the benefits of inner-city ...
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A fabulous lifestyle awaits
In a prestigious area of Nar Nar Goon North, just a few minutes from the Princes Highway and Pakenha...
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Peaceful surrounds
This 1.8 hectare (4.5 acre) property sits in the middle of peace and tranquility in the gorgeous tow...
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Complete family home
Situated in Pakenham’s prestige Heritage Springs estate is this quality family home.
Just a short w...
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Full of exciting surprises
This lovely family home in Pakenham is full of surprises from the moment of entering the driveway.
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Stylish and elegant
This gorgeously presented home in Pakenham is nestled in the Heritage Springs estate. There is quali...
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NLIS workshops next month
THE Department of Primary Industries (DPI) is holding a series of workshops across Victoria to highl...
(16/02/2006)
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Symposium space available
ALL seats for the dairy forum Freeing the Mind in Mt Gambier have sold out.
However, but places are ...
(16/02/2006)
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Prices good for quality
FOR the week ending Monday, 6 February, total yarding at the Victorian Livestock Exchange (VLE) Pake...
(16/02/2006)
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Growers support single desk
THE Grains Council of Australia (GCA) has strongly supported comments about the continued need for ...
(16/02/2006)
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Tarago cheese a winner
GIPPSLAND Blue from Tarago River Cheese Company, Neerim South, was named the Champion Blue Cheese at...
(16/02/2006)
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A bonny win at Pakenham
PAKENHAM hosted its traditional pre-cup meeting last Friday, highlighted by the win of Cranbourne ga...
(16/02/2006)
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Medal win at Lang Lang
IT was a monthly medal to B-grade’s D. O’Donnell at Lang Lang Golf Club on Saturday.
Exide Batteries...
(16/02/2006)
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John’s eight-iron magic
A HIGHLIGHT of the first round of Beaconhills Country Golf Club’s championships on Saturday was a sp...
(16/02/2006)
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It’s ace at Pakenham
IT was a week for holes in one at Pakenham Golf Club with two scoring magic aces – the first for 200...
(16/02/2006)
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Wins and loss for Lions
NEWS is good and bad for PAKENHAM followers as pre-season training gets into full swing.
The Lions’ ...
(16/02/2006)
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Rolfe rules at Drouin
IT was a day to remember for Graham Rolfe at Drouin Golf Club on Saturday, shooting an excellent 63 ...
(16/02/2006)
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WGCA A grade round 9
PAKENHAM Upper-Toomuc (PUT) and Nar Nar Goon-Maryknoll, which both face the fear of being relegate...
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WGCA other grades
KOOWEERUP had the upper hand against Beaconsfield in the clash between the two leading B-grade teams...
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Goon fights back with spirit
NAR Nar Goon-Maryknoll battled hard against Emerald in A grade in order to avoid the threat of releg...
(16/02/2006)
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Cobras strike back
AFTER losing both openers for ducks, Merinda Park’s A-grade side fought back to score 171 against To...
(16/02/2006)
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Lions set for the hunt
PAKENHAM’S A-grade side is set for a run chase against Catani this weekend after bowling the visitor...
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Officer protects runs
OFFICER A-grade side will be protecting 157 against top side Beaconsfield next Saturday after a soli...
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Bears fail in run chase
BERWICK’S turf-one side failed to overhaul Buckley Ridges, falling 37 runs short in a one-day game o...
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Seagull bowlers soar
Cobra batsman Rick Dennerley looks back at his shattered stumps (obscured) in disappointment after T...
(16/02/2006)
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Picturesque
Tucked away in a tranquil picturesque environment, this small holding at Nyora on about one hectare ...
(16/02/2006)
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Bandit attack plunders bats
BEACONSFIELD under-16 Bandits went on a bowling rampage at the weekend, dismissing Officer at home f...
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Bulls charge back
CARDINIA came back after a frustrating first session to dismiss PUT in A grade, but found the going ...
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Panthers set for a chase
DEVON Meadows’ A-grade side faces a challenging run chase to keep its finals aspirations alive after...
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Iona’s hopes belted
IONA’S finals chances in A grade may have been ended after a devastating loss to Western Park.
A GR...
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Brookers in the hunt
GEMBROOK played Beaconsfield at home in a C-grade game shaping up for a close finish this week.
C G...
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Cougar pair pounce
A 131 second-wicket partnership by Jarrod Leontini and Callum O’Hare helped Clyde’s A-grade team set...
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Bomber destroys bats
A SENSATIONAL bowling spell by Emerald’s Rod Smith with 4/1 off 3.1 overs was the highlight of the g...
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Yabbies recover from dip
PAKENHAM Upper-Toomuc beat a middle-order slump to post 224 in A grade against Cardinia.
A GRADE
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West Gippsland eight-ball
BUNYIP Footballers stayed true to their new-found form with a tight win over Kooweerup.
In what was ...
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Courtney courts success
WARRAGUL schoolgirl Courtney Stevens has been selected to represent Victoria in the 17-and-under Vic...
(16/02/2006)
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Fresh challenge for Power
THE 2006 TAC Cup season presents a unique challenge for the players and staff of the Gippsland Power...
(16/02/2006)
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Hit scheme for beginners
CASEY Hockey Club is gearing up for another season and will be running the popular Hook in2 Hockey p...
(16/02/2006)
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Mixed results for Pakenham
IT was mixed results for Pakenham Bowls Club in Peninsula District Ladies Bowling Association pennan...
(16/02/2006)
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Jodi is a pearl at the reins
GIPPSLAND-raised trotting driver Jodi Quinlan has been named winner of the prestigious 2006 Pearl Ke...
(16/02/2006)
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Berwick rules the rinks
SATURDAY was an excellent round 16 for Berwick Bowls Club in RVBA pennant with five wins and a draw....
(16/02/2006)
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Outback is reliable
THE Subaru Outback is one of the original ‘crossover’ vehicles – that is, part car and part four-wh...
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