Shire of Cardinia

And, and that show court could also be used as, as a multipurpose events, uh, venue.

Um, that, that, that would provide another facility for, for us to host, you know, big events in, in Cardinia Shire and in Pakenham.

And of course, I'd, I'd fix the roof [laughs] at Cardinia Life, uh, so it doesn't leak.

And I'd, I'd build new courts there.

It also achieved significant milestones by cutting water consumption by 5% and diverting more than 16,000 tonnes of waste from landfill.

And Cardinia Shire has confirmed the Pakenham Carols will not be held this year.

Council had sought to move the event to a community-led model, inviting expressions of interest in July, but it says no suitable community partner or delivery arrangement could be secured.

You're listening to the Local Government News Roundup as we check in on some news out of New South Wales.

Now, I asked him which flag was his favourite, one, two or three.

Greg from Cardinia wants to know.

Was it one?

Yeah, it was one, yeah.

Now, I asked him which flag was his favorite, one, two, or three.

Greg from Cardinia wants to know, was it one?

Yeah, it was one, yeah.

37 years out of the game.

It is.

And I'm excited to have Stephanie joining us as a co-host in particular because Stephanie has a wealth of knowledge around the Cardinia Shire, the Pakenham community in particular, because she's a local, because you've got kids here, because you served as a local councillor as well.

Absolutely.

It's sort of in my DNA at this point, I think.

So it's 170 hectares, which equivalents to 417 acres.

It's a giant area.

When we talk about a park in Cardinia Shire, you know, a giant park is like Officer Park, which is 10 or 11 acres.

This is 417.

Today we've got a special guest as well.

So we'll introduce ex-counsellor for Cardinia Shire and now proud mum.

local advocate.

We'll call you, I think, a corruption warrior, and it's Stephanie Davies.