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Pakenham News

11/06/2009
Lead Stories
Pokies lifeline
AN OUTCRY from managers of small pokies venues, including the Pakenham Sports Club, has seen the Sta...  (11/06/2009)

New computers help learners
MEMBERS of Pakenham’s U3A are keeping up to speed thanks to new computers. The State Government rece...  (11/06/2009)

Grand
A BUMPER crowd turned out to Toomuc Reserve on Saturday for the much-anticipated inter-league clash ...  (11/06/2009)

Parkland pain
LAKESIDE Pakenham ratepayers are rallying against a three per cent surcharge on their rates to pay f...  (11/06/2009)

Guns on street
A FAMILY of five were forced to the ground and tied up by three thieves who broke into their house i...  (11/06/2009)

It's a Demon of a smile
...  (11/06/2009)

Citizens disarm teenager
A scissor-wielding teenage male was disarmed and held by four citizens after a collision in Narre Wa...  (11/06/2009)

Police arson probe
POLICE are investigating an arson incident in Doveton on 28 May, between 9pm and 9.30pm, in which a ...  (11/06/2009)

New hotel opens in Doveton
THE highly anticipated Chifley Doveton opened its doors last week, inviting the public to experience...  (11/06/2009)

Police get new regions
VICTORIA Police has announced that as of December this year it will have four police areas, not five...  (11/06/2009)

Sharing the load
CASEY mayor Geoff Ablett will hold a meeting in June with all councillors to discuss the possibility...  (11/06/2009)

Child bitten by family dog
A TODDLER was taken to Casey Hospital on 9 June after being bitten by a dog at his Narre Warren home...  (11/06/2009)

Casey crossing call
CASEY council has thrown its support behind Hampton Park residents who fear for their children's saf...  (11/06/2009)

$57.6m in WorkSafe claims
MORE than 3500 Casey workers have made WorkSafe claims in the past five years, costing $57,666,477. ...  (11/06/2009)

Birthday
SIXTEEN collisions, several dozen speedsters, and a handful of drink drivers kept Casey Traffic Mana...  (11/06/2009)

All Other Stories
Casey cake
THE number of local footy fans donning red and blue is expected to soar, with Casey Fields now the o...  (11/06/2009)

Tanks for the savings
CASEY residents are being encouraged to take advantage of interest free loans available for South Ea...  (11/06/2009)

Plan for new
PEOPLE interested in music and the arts can express their interest in joining a new committee to set...  (11/06/2009)

Netball club gets
PLAYERS from the Narre Warren Netball Club will soon be able to warm up and stretch out in a bigger ...  (11/06/2009)

In the swim over dream come true
FOR five-year-old Matthew Nowinski, meeting Scooby-doo and swimming with dolphins seemed like a far...  (11/06/2009)

Book breaks silence on child deafness
AN Endeavour Hills resident has shared her story about the challenges and barriers she faced in rais...  (11/06/2009)

Man crashes
A MAN crashed in to a pole in Berwick on Friday 29 May after a dispute with about 20 youths turned s...  (11/06/2009)

Bonus boon - if it goes on
THE Federal Government's first home buyer bonus should be extended to keep Casey's house prices affo...  (11/06/2009)

Honours for
EXCEPTIONAL Narre Warren firefighters were honoured for their work at the brigade's annual awards pr...  (11/06/2009)

Smoking out and no butts
EXTRA smoking bans will be implemented at Casey Hospital following World No Tobacco Day on Sunday. N...  (11/06/2009)

Print tradition
A SCHOLARSHIP tradition in print media continued on Thursday 28 May in the name of former proprietor...  (11/06/2009)

Top tanker
A STATE-of-the-art tanker is the newest addition at the Hallam Fire Brigade. The appliance was built...  (11/06/2009)

No hybrid favouritism
WESTFIELD Fountain Gate has no plans to introduce hybrid-only car spaces. The initiative for the env...  (11/06/2009)

Angel helps out
EATING disorders, relationships and alcohol are some of the subjects of a lunchtime program at Hampt...  (11/06/2009)

Bollywood dances into Dandenong
ALL the extravagance, escapism, allure and romance of Bollywood is coming to Dandenong's big screen....  (11/06/2009)

Positive action
AFTER last year's success, Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens will host another ArteFACTS pro...  (11/06/2009)

Insight into Living Books
THE new collection of Living Books is now on display at the Narre Warren Library. The Living Books, ...  (11/06/2009)

It's seems all Greek to me
STUDENTS dressed up as Gods and Goddesses as Casey Central Secondary College transformed into the An...  (11/06/2009)

Regal players rule
Basketballer Kailen suits up for the Lynbrook Knights on Tuesday nights and enjoys scoring points an...  (11/06/2009)

Scully is choice pick: coach
VICTORIA Metro coach Rohan Welsh became the latest to endorse Berwick footballer Tom Scully as this ...  (11/06/2009)

Comets' secret weapon
CASEY Comets coach Debbie Nichols oozed confidence on the eve of this year's Women's Premier League ...  (11/06/2009)

College tries for rugby riches
EUMEMMERRING College swept aside South Australian rugby league school champions Aberfoyle Park 28-10...  (11/06/2009)

Wet win for Waverley
IT was a cold, wet Waverley Tennis team that took the honours at the Association and Regional Teams ...  (11/06/2009)

Comets at last!
CASEY Comets coach Tony Saunders could be forgiven for breathing a sigh of relief on Saturday after ...  (11/06/2009)

Top seeds tumble
RAIN interruptions and a power blackout threatened to ruin this year's Waverley Tennis Queen's Birth...  (11/06/2009)

Rating the locals' performances for the MPNFL Sharks
Daniel Borninkhof (Narre Warren) Got better as the game went on and used his explosive pace to adva...  (11/06/2009)

Slick Sharks rule interleague
MORNINGTON Peninsula Nepean Football League Sharks thrashed West Gippsland Latrobe Football League b...  (11/06/2009)

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