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  • Show champion cracks 98

    Show champion cracks 98

    For a poultry show breeder and judge, it certainly matters what is first out of chickens and eggs. Don Simpson, who celebrated his 98th birthday…

  • Dining value to a ‘tea’

    Dining value to a ‘tea’

    Great value meal deals are on offer as Dandenong Armada Plaza welcomes international bubble-tea retailer Sharetea to its dining precinct. The plaza has launched a…

  • A state of thankfulness

    A state of thankfulness

    Humans are social creatures with an inbuilt yearning to connect with others. Ever since the spread of coronavirus, its reverberations have been felt in the…

  • Fresh from the farmers

    Fresh from the farmers

    This wet winter has been just the tonic for healthy greens. Peninsula Organic Farmgate is one of several primary producers that sell their home-grown foods…

  • Merger’s story retold

    Merger’s story retold

    A new book tells not only of the fractious birth of City of Greater Dandenong but also of the community’s heart. Author Martin Curtis’s 25-year…

  • Friends rally for charity

    Friends rally for charity

    Four life-long friends from Dandenong South have teamed to raise a stunning $38,000-plus for charity. Zimyet Sabedinovski, Sally Maliku, Mary Memeti and Satlija Lumani staged…

  • Every day happiness

    Every day happiness

    I am writing this message for you because I am happy, and I believe you are too. Happiness is always with us, now in the…

  • Creek wetlands run wild

    Creek wetlands run wild

    Dandenong Wetlands were full to the brim with the bounty of recent rains. Photographer GARY SISSONS captured the scenes of a swelling Dandenong Creek and…

  • Kooky classic for ‘topsy-turvy’ times

    Kooky classic for ‘topsy-turvy’ times

    Perhaps it’s a musical for the times. For the quirky Addams Family, their philosophy is sadness means happiness, and pain is a joy. St John’s…

  • Act for the collective good

    Act for the collective good

    As humans we often think that we have control over our lives. An entire genre of merchandise exists with the sole purpose of helping people…

  • Super-stocked with world fare

    Behind a welcome bowl of baklava, there’s aisles of foods from all over the world at Dandenong’s latest and most eclectic supermarket. The African Superstore…

  • Market finds a way in lockdown

    Market finds a way in lockdown

    Dandenong Market advises it’s remaining partly open during Victoria’s fifth Covid lockdown. During the five-day restrictions, the market’s street food traders, cafes and restaurants will…

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