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  • Make-overs for a cause

    Make-overs for a cause

    Keysborough make-up artist Alice Tran is creating a Biggest Morning Tea with an enticing difference for mothers and daughters. The owner of Curated by Alice…

  • Lebanese feasts fit for royalty

    Lebanese feasts fit for royalty

    This week’s column was supposedly all about tasting some fine, creamy hummus on the eve of International Hummus Day. But what King of Falafel stallholders…

  • A feast of vibrancy

    A feast of vibrancy

    A sumptuous collection of Indonesian costumes, feasts and dances was enjoyed at the Indonesian Multicultural Festival on 28 April. Dignitaries included Melbourne’s Consul-General of Indonesia,…

  • Dance back into Bunjil history

    Dance back into Bunjil history

    Relics of the former Dandenong-based Bunjil ACDC (Aboriginal Culture and Dance Club) of Wurundjeri and other Nations group are on display in an exhibition at…

  • High-end fashion steps into Little India

    High-end fashion steps into Little India

    Couture Mantra by Kiran Lally’s Dandenong store officially launched with a fashion runway party on 23 March. Based at 109 Foster Street, the launch marked…

  • Stocking up for Ramadan

    Stocking up for Ramadan

    Dates, bottled water from Mecca, electronic clocks, plain clothing and lipstick are in demand in the lead-up to Ramadan 2019. Muslims start observing the holy…

  • A voice soaring to acclaim

    A voice soaring to acclaim

    Keysborough student and singer Taitusi Matia’s has hit a high note, claiming a Kangan Institute award. Mr Matia, who recently completed a Diploma of Music…

  • Tonic for good health

    Tonic for good health

    A free health check was perhaps a kick-starter for healthy lives. Southern Migrant & Refugee Centre (SMRC) hosted a Healthy LIFE Expo that helped the…

  • Meet the critters in Dandenong Creek

    Meet the critters in Dandenong Creek

    The wonders of life in a local waterway were celebrated at Tirhatuan Park on Thursday 11 April. Discover Dandenong Creek Festival featured fishing, live animal…

  • Coffee without equal

    Coffee without equal

    There’s no going back after you try Alem Hailemariam’s coffee. At her stall Abyssinia Coffeeland in Dandenong Market, she serves Ethiopian organic coffee that’s roasted…

  • Sikh Games hits the streets

    Sikh Games hits the streets

    The upcoming Australian Sikh Games is quickly becoming a reality. With less than two weeks till its opening, internationally-acclaimed Melbourne artist Julian Clavijo has created…

  • Singing with strings

    Singing with strings

    The rich, powerful voice of singer-songwriter Damien Leith is set to be enhanced by strings for the first time. His show The Best of Damien…

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