Looking out for each other
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
A STAR-studded list of entertainers dazzled at the annual Casey Cardinia Foundation charity dinner last Friday night.
The fundraiser, held at Cardinia Cultural...
Stars struck by performance
EVERYTHING but a beautiful disaster - Kooweerup Secondary College student Georgia Denton brought all four X-Factor judges to their feet on Monday night, 14...
Blast from the past
KEEP an eye on the Gazette website on Fridays and you’re likely to see some familiar faces.
This week the Gazette launches Flashback Friday...
Family wakes to find two burglars
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
AN UNSUSPECTING Beaconsfield family woke in the dead of night to find burglars in their home.
And they are not the only ones...
Charges after firearms find
A MAN has been arrested after police found firearms and ammunition inside his Pakenham home last week.
Cardinia Crime Investigation Unit officers executed a warrant...
It’s OK to say
R U OK? Day continued to bring the community together over an important issue on Thursday 10 September.
The premise of the day is that...
Calvin’s clean sweep keeps everyone happy
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
EVERY morning, Calvin Rees, 74, wakes up and sweeps the streets of Pakenham.
Rain, hail or shine, the Pakenham man can be spotted...
Sheep are no party animals
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
GRAPHIC images of rowdy teenagers partying with a sheep stolen from a paddock in Hallam have sparked an animal cruelty investigation by...
Memorials to stay
By JESSE GRAHAM
PERMANENT roadside memorials for road trauma victims may be allowed under VicRoads’ new policy, after the organisation finalised its review earlier this...
Eyes wide open for William
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
STACEY Kumar hopes people stared at the group of walkers, many dressed as Spiderman, striding around Lakeside on Saturday morning.
“It’s about raising...
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Music, mud and Munkara
MARCUS: Well boys, it’s getting cold outside, and that can only mean one thing – footy is taking over! We’ll kick off as we...
