Collecting friends
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
THE Berwick Stamp Club is a group of enthusiastic stamp collectors living in Cardinia and Casey shires who meet once...
Birthday wishes
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
PAKENHAM Senior Citizens Centre would like to wish John Letch, Lothar Retslaff, Mavis Fraser, Catherine Marshall, Frank Owen, Wilhelmina Johansson,...
A class from the past
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
THE Berwick Pakenham Historical Society will welcome a local expert to speak at a coming meeting.
John Waterhouse, a historian from...
Phillip makes the cut
A DEMONSTRATION by Phillip Vaughan on the techniques for propagating and grafting native plants will be held at the monthly meeting of the Australian...
Hands-on action
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
BERWICK Bridge Club enjoyed an action packed week of play.
On Friday 20 February, 10 tables played. First for N/S were...
Back in support
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
THE Pakenham Arthritis Self-Help Group is back in full swing after the holiday break and its annual general meeting will...
Brand new year, Chinese style
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
CHINESE New Year was celebrated in style at Berwick Lodge Primary School.
Students were asked to dress up in traditional Chinese...
Driver jailed for crash negligence
A PAKENHAM has been jailed for four years for seriously injuring several people while behind the wheel almost two years ago.
Jason Johnson, 34, pleaded...
Stepping up to lead
PAKENHAM Secondary College has announced its school leaders for 2015.
Sam Lindsay and Caitlin Keep have been named captains, Ellyn Poulton and Jed Ould...
Drive-through crime spree arrests
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
THREE men have been arrested, and two of them charged, in relation to luxury vehicles that were stolen from a...
Police hunt for intruder
By ANEEKA SIMONIS
POLICE believe the same man was responsible for two armed burglaries in Pakenham over the weekend.
At about 2.30am on Sunday...
Taste of the tropics
ONE Berwick green thumb is doing his bit to make the town a little more tropical. A holiday to Perth back in 2008 for...
Latest
Getting a buzz out of bees
Nearly two-thirds of Australia’s agricultural production benefits from bee pollination. Beyond using bees in food production, a growing number of locals are sharing their...
