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  • Rhyme Rocket stars hit the mark

    Rhyme Rocket stars hit the mark

    Stars of the BBC children’s TV series The Rhyme Rocket landed at St Paul Apostle North Primary School in Endeavour Hills on 20 June. As…

  • Worldly feast sells out

    Worldly feast sells out

    Student chefs at Wellsprings graduated to putting on their first commercial feast for 60 diners. After 18 months of cooking the world’s cuisines, Wellsprings Women’s…

  • Author of the write stuff

    Author of the write stuff

    ‘What does home mean to you’ will be the theme for a line-up of rising literary stars appearing in The Dandy Slam. For one of…

  • Lighting up the past

    Lighting up the past

    A re-enacted Magic Lantern show at Heritage Hill is a rare chance to savour Victorian-era entertainment. The show’s presenter Ian Edwards will light up a…

  • Duo Chamber Melange come to Dandenong

    Duo Chamber Melange come to Dandenong

    Dandenong lovers of classical music are invited to indulge in their passion with a free concert over the long weekend. Following a successful recital last…

  • Machine for empathy

    Machine for empathy

    An imaginative exploration of bullying on the autism spectrum (ASD) is close to home for writer-director Jolyon James. His musical theatre work Robot Song tells…

  • Art of high standing

    Art of high standing

    The latest installation of bright street art has graced Dandenong’s Indian Precinct. Artists Sohail Yamin, Yoge Biju, Rashmi Gore and Natasha Narain have festooned the…

  • A burger of many layers

    A burger of many layers

    This burger at Dandenong Market looks literally like a tall order. Coinciding with National Burger Day on 28 May, burger house The Grill has constructed…

  • 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…

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