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Looking Back
100 years ago 22 June 1922 Dandenong Police Court Monday June 12, before Messrs J K Freeman, A Lousad, and J W H Wilson JPs…
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Today’s moments, tomorrow’s memories
Dr Seuss once said: “Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” Our lives are lived, some for…
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Awards’ expanded horizons
Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce has relaunched an expanded version of its prestigious annual awards. The South East Business Awards in 2022 will include more…
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Breakfast Club serves students well
Hot drinks and breakfast are on the menu once a week at Killester College in Springvale. Since term 1, year 11 and 12 students as…
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Giving greatest pleasure
We’re all seekers of one kind or another. We seek happiness, a good bank balance, and a peaceful environment. Some of us find pleasure in…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 15 June 1922 Riding bicycles on footpaths Pedestrians will be pleased to see by our police court report that Sergt Hehir is…
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Rob’s crowning glory for Jubilee
Dandenong’s famous British butcher Rob Boyle has gone all out for Queen Elizabeth II’s platinum jubilee. His store’s window display on Lonsdale Street was richly…
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Overcome burden of worries
The greatest wealth is to learn to think in terms of what we have and what we are. We have enormous internal resources of resilience…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 8 June 1922 The “Journal” When we increased the size of the “Journal“ to a six-page paper some weeks ago, the intention…
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Ten qualities of peace
Hate does not lead the way to peace, only love leads the way to peace. In this month falls the day of Vesak, where Buddhists…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 1 June 1922 The Rubbish Tip For years and years, the question of the rubbish tip in the centre of the shire…
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Garden on the grow
Within four months, Maralinga Community Garden in Keysborough is taking impressive shape. A working bee of students, Bunnings staff and garden members built six solid…
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