Pakenham Officer Star News
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Q&A with community leader Brijal Parikh
What’s the most rewarding part of your day? The most rewarding part of my day is making a difference big or small to any individual…
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Blues too strong for Lions
Pakenham’s poor start has cost it with table-topping Seville putting the Lions away in the Outer East Division 1 A Grade netball second semi-final. The…
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Cardinia fall short in elimination thrillers
Cardinia Storm’s seniors are out of the finals now after two narrow losses ended their grand final dreams. The Men’s Metro 1 South side went…
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Cultural centre goes blue for men with prostate cancer
The Cardinia Cultural Centre in Pakenham will light up blue every night in September, in support of local men and families with prostate cancer. The…
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Man charged after $50K worth of stolen goods seized
Cardinia Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man and seized more than $50,000 worth of goods in Pakenham. Detectives executed a search warrant at…
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Locals prep for the great outdoors
With spring finally here, many families are preparing for the summer road trips, and that was provided in full at last weekend’s Gippsland Caravan, Camping…
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The blokes go wild
The function centre at Gumbuya World was full to the brom as just under 500 blokes packed in for the Cardinia Casey Biggest Ever Blokes…
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180s and tons getting thrown for fun in SWGDL
It was a high-quality night of darts in the South West Gippsland Dart League with six 180s and two 100-plus pegouts thrown in round nine…
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Gippsland ousted in quarter final
Gippsland Power’s girls season is over after an 11.5(71) to 8.4(52) loss to Murray Bushrangers at Shepley Oval on Sunday. The Bushrangers led for the…
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Casting stones
Gembrook residents are demanding answers from Cardinia Shire Council after repeated tyre damage and safety risks on Ure Road have left drivers out of pocket…
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Principal hits the drums for charity
Beaconhills College will launch an inaugural Battle of the Super Bands charity event on Friday 5 September. The event will see student bands from the…
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Biosecurity projects funded
Minister for Agriculture Ros Spence has announced $15 million for 22 projects that will strengthen Victoria’s biosecurity and safeguard livestock industries as part of the…
