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  • Tributes paid to leader

    Tributes paid to leader

    Greater Dandenong’s Baha’i community is set to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of the faith’s leader Abdu’l-Baha on 28 November. His funeral in…

  • Braeside Park upgrades

    Braeside Park upgrades

    The popular Braeside Park is getting a make-over as part of a $21 million State-funded program. The park’s Telford picnic area will get upgraded picnic…

  • Black Friday early-bird bargains

    Black Friday early-bird bargains

    Black Friday bargains are kicking off early at Armada Dandenong Plaza. Many of the plaza’s retailers will offer heavily discounted items from Monday 22 November…

  • What’s On

    What’s On

    Men’s Shed Keysborough Men’s Shed is reopening for a chat and a cuppa. The 34-member group welcomes new members for companionship, building projects and gardening.…

  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 24 November 1921 School’s War Record Books In the Town Hall, Dandenong on Friday assembled the combined school children, teachers, and many…

  • Library doors re-open

    Library doors re-open

    After weeks of Covid restrictions, the Doveton and Endeavour Hills libraries have again opened their doors. The service had been limited to click-and-collect pick-ups only…

  • Festival of light

    Festival of light

    I am very pleased to be given the opportunity to write a Message of Hope in the November when the Jewish people celebrate Chanukah, or…

  • What’s On

    What’s On

    Faith forum Greater Dandenong Interfaith Network – with Greater Dandenong Libraries – is presenting its annual Talking Faith? Forum online. A panel of major faith…

  • Carols parked online

    Carols parked online

    Greater Dandenong’s Christmas carols event is set to be staged online for the second consecutive year due to Covid disruptions. The 74th annual tradition, this…

  • Halloween tradition builds

    Halloween tradition builds

    Film-maker Nick Kozakis hopes Halloween celebrations in Australia reach the same “rich and magical” levels as the US. Growing up in the early 1990’s, Kozakis…

  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 10 November 1921 Villers–Bretonneux Fund It has been decided to hold a concert in the Dandenong Town Hall, on Thursday 17 November…

  • Time to sit and listen

    Time to sit and listen

    We stumble upon many difficulties, and we may be surrounded by people who are experiencing uncertainty, loss of work, and mental illness in this insecure…

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