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  • Horror maker hits global heights

    Horror maker hits global heights

    A Noble Park North film director’s long love of horror lives large in his most recent ARIA-nominated music video. Nick Kozakis, who grew up on…

  • Taking stock in ‘hard times’

    Taking stock in ‘hard times’

    A community pantry to supply food for people-in-need has been installed at a Springvale college. In the depths of Covid lockdown in Term 3 last…

  • Happiness in ‘new normal’

    Happiness in ‘new normal’

    As we are slowly coming out of the lockdown, we have started contemplating our future. We have realised what is important for us and what…

  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 3 November 1921 Painful Accident The Dandenong Box Factory was the scene of a painful accident on Saturday last shortly after midday.…

  • Young voice at decision table

    Young voice at decision table

    Children should be seen and heard when it comes to major decisions at Greater Dandenong Council, says its junior mayor Murray Congues. Murray, who is…

  • Halloween park grown at home

    Halloween park grown at home

    The horrors of lockdown have been turned into a home garden Halloween treat in Narre Warren North. Over months, Brooke McGowan-Grills has toiled on her…

  • Freedom Friday blooms

    Freedom Friday blooms

    A splash of floral colour returned to Dandenong Market during ‘Freedom Friday’ on 22 October. Under eased Covid-19 restrictions, florists and nurseries were back open…

  • Role-models of resilience

    Role-models of resilience

    As I am writing this article, I am mindful of the very long lockdown we all have been through and are now coming out of.…

  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 27 October 1921 Busy Sunday for Dr Last Sunday afternoon was signalised by no less than three accidents all of which were…

  • Stitches that keep us together

    Stitches that keep us together

    Having just become the most locked-down city in the world, we are at once reminded of the pains and strains we have come to know…

  • Coach ’reinvents’ adversity

    Coach ’reinvents’ adversity

    Life’s crossroads have been the source of “reinvention” for a former sports coach. Kenny Johnston, from Hampton Park, is set to launch his own bold…

  • Joy found in city sights

    Joy found in city sights

    A Wheelers Hill mother has featured in photo shoots to lighten the gloom hovering over locked-down Melbourne. Dheepa Awtani said she wanted to highlight the…

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