News archive
News published February 2026
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Council welcomes boost to local emergency relief services
Cardinia Shire Council has welcomed funding from the Australian Government to expand emergency relief support for residents experiencing financial hardship during the ongoing cost of living crisis.
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Lauriston Estate Park upgrade breaks ground in Koo Wee Rup
Construction is now underway on the Lauriston Estate Park in Koo Wee Rup.
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Works progress towards a new community and sports pavilion in Upper Beaconsfield
Demolition works have been completed at the Upper Beaconsfield Recreation Reserve, making way for installation of the new two storey community pavilion.
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Better local roads ahead: Bessie Creek Road upgrades continue
Stage 2 upgrade works are now underway on Bessie Creek Road in Nar Nar Goon North.
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Cardinia Shire calls for government support to deliver critical projects
Cardinia Shire Council is stepping up its advocacy efforts, calling for urgent investment in the infrastructure and services needed to support one of Victoria’s fastest growing communities.
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Playground renewal works underway at Ron Andrews Park
A refreshed playground is on the way for families in Pakenham, with construction underway at Ron Andrews Park.
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Annual Community Satisfaction Survey begins soon across Cardinia Shire
Starting in March, Independent research company Metropolis Research will begin conducting Cardinia Shire Council’s 2026 Community Satisfaction Survey.
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Revamp in progress: Greenland Court Reserve playground under construction
Construction is now underway to renew the Greenland Court Reserve playground in Garfield.
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Council calls for more time on new bin rollout and unveils long-term waste strategy
Cardinia Shire Council has voted to delay the rollout of glass only bins for all households, calling on the Victorian Government for more time, information and support for councils.
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Calling community members to help shape the future of food and agribusiness in Cardinia Shire
Cardinia Shire Council has appointed Councillors David Nickell and Trudi Paton as delegates to the Food and Agribusiness Advisory Committee and is issuing a final call for community members to join.
