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  • Open-air fun at Big Picnic

    Open-air fun at Big Picnic

    The annual Keysborough’s Big Picnic returns to Wachter Reserve on Sunday 11 April. Bring your picnic blankets and chairs to enjoy the cuisine on offer…

  • On the beat for eats

    On the beat for eats

    Dandenong police members took a taste of Dandenong Market’s diverse menu during Cultural Diversity Week. Senior Sergeant Brett Skurka and other members gathered a smorgasbord…

  • Welcome to the jungle

    Welcome to the jungle

    As you enter the scented eucalyptus archway, you could be forgiven that Walker Street Gallery has turned jungle. City of Greater Dandenong’s multi-sensory exhibition Flora…

  • ‘Roll call’ for timely tale

    ‘Roll call’ for timely tale

    A ‘roll call’ is being made for young actors to bring to life a local production Love in the Time of Corona. The tragi-comedy follows…

  • Festivals’ deeper meaning

    Festivals’ deeper meaning

    Every time when a faith group celebrates one of its main festive times or celebrations, it’s a time of opportunity and wonder and perhaps awe.…

  • Harmony in many clothes

    Harmony in many clothes

    National costumes were on proud parade at St Anthony’s Primary School and Southern Cross Primary School for Harmony Week celebrations on Friday 19 March. Under…

  • Rare serves from across the globe

    Rare serves from across the globe

    Dandenong Market’s bevy of food traders are cooking up one-off special dishes for the return of Dandenong World Fare festival. The eye-catching options include a…

  • Open for understanding

    Open for understanding

    Mosques in Dandenong, Dandenong South and Noble Park will open their “doors and hearts” to visitors on Sunday 15 Marc. The Islamic Council of Victoria…

  • Masks of many tongues

    Masks of many tongues

    Flags are being worn with pride during Harmony Week celebrations at Armada Dandenong Plaza. Following the week’s theme of ‘Everyone Belongs’, shopping centre staff will…

  • Tanila chases down challenges

    Tanila chases down challenges

    Endeavour Hills man Tanila De Silva is no stranger to the uncomfortable. The banker faced an extreme test by pitting himself against parkour athletes and…

  • Drum reboots with a bang

    Drum reboots with a bang

    The Drum Theatre is welcoming back audiences as part of launching its 2021 season. The headline acts include Carmen by Opera Australia, the Melbourne International…

  • Path to ending stress

    Path to ending stress

    The past year has been a difficult time for all of us, but I think there are many things we can learn from the Covid-19…

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