Pakenham Gazette - 13th April 2022

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Battle is on for La Trobe La Trobe could be one of the key battleground seats in the upcoming federal election, says a Monash University political expert. Senior politics lecturer Dr Zareh Ghazarian also expects the economy, jobs, infrastructure, schools and hospitals to be crucial issues for voters in South East electorates such as Holt and La Trobe. Hip-pocket issues like housing affordability and cost-of-living are high on the agenda in the growth belt and its new estates. STORY PAGE 5

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Happy 100th The stars were well and truly aligned for Berwick’s Fred Lazer on Sunday 10 April, when he celebrated his 100th birthday on the 100th day of the calendar year. Mr Lazer was joined at the Berwick Inn Hotel by close friends and family to mark the special milestone. READ MORE PAGE 4

Beaconsfield commuters say they are feeling trapped in their homes due to congestion on the Princes Highway at peak hours. Beaconsfield local Gloria Vanes is calling for keep clear road signs to be painted onto the highway at key intersections throughout the town to help locals on their daily journeys. STORY PAGE 9

Fred Lazer celebrated his 100th birthday with daughters Catherine and Maree. 274780

Election wish list “We are calling for all levels of government to help Cardinia Shire thrive. We are passionate about projects that are wanted and needed by our community,“ Cr Springfield said. “While we appreciate the previous funding for some of the large road and rail projects that have been promised and delivered, we recognise that more is needed for our community for not only now but also into the future.”

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“Cardinia calls for better public transport, better access to jobs, better, safer roads, better mental health services, better sport and recreation facilities and major project investment.” The extension of Thompsons Road is one of the region’s highest transport priorities, with the hope it will to ease pressure on the transport network and improve

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access to employment. The redevelopment of Cardinia Life aims to address a severe facility shortage and a Multicultural Hub in Pakenham would help residents of all backgrounds to settle in the shire. A number of smaller, local priority projects have also been outlined by council. STORY PAGE 3

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The redevelopment of Cardinia Life, the upgrade of Thompsons Road, a South East airport and a multicultural hub in Pakenham are Cardinia Shire Council’s advocacy priorities in the lead up to the federal election. Mayor Jeff Springfield said Cardinia Shire was calling for a ‘better deal’ for the community.


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