Looking Back
100 years ago
29 May 1924
For Sale
PianoBox Buggy, hooded, rubber tyres, good order. “Merrimu” Walker Street, Dandenong.
Five white Leghorn cockerels. Government poultry farm strain: pedigree...
Gift of learning for local schools
A bonanza of $10,000 worth of books have been donated to four primary schools as part of this year’s Combined Rotary Club's Literacy Fundraiser.
Athol...
An eye for the ‘perfect picture’
Whether in the wilds or in the city, Terry Blades always has an eye out for a possible photo of a lifetime.
At 76, the...
What’s On
Tai Chi
Tai Chi is a Chinese system of physical exercise aiding health and relaxation. Join us for a 20 minute session following the...
Flow of humanity
Water is a constant
Rivers are calm when they ebb and flow
Waterfalls, streams, oceans spread over the earth
Touching the banks
Creating forests
Growing the trees and undergrowth...
Looking Back
100 years ago
22 May 1924
Another Shock
The astounding low prices which are quoted for prime cuts of beef at H. Law's shop are causing a...
Long run to birthday milestone
A Greater Dandenong running enthusiast has gifted herself two of Australia’s most rewarding running experiences.
The 49-year-old life coach Caroline Overbeek will be celebrating her...
What’s On
Perform in Our Street NPK
Enjoy a weekly series of music and dance at Frank Street Open Space in May and June. The first session...
Looking Back
100 years ago
15 May 1924
The Power's off
For months past, the expression “The power's off,” has become a regular by-word in many establishments where the...
What’s On
Noble Park Public Hall centenary
In March 2025 the Noble Park Public Hall will celebrate its Centenary Year. The Trustees are hoping to form a...
Looking Back
100 years ago
1 May 1924
Sporting News
Football
Dandenong V Oakleigh
Dandenong made a poor start in the Melbourne Districts Association on Saturday last, as they had to...
The most valuable commodity
Commodities in our day to day lives are basic goods and materials that are widely used and are not meaningfully differentiated from one another....
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Photographers catch them all
Rob Carew has seen more Dandenong District Cricket Association contests than most as the Gazette's primary DDCA snapper.
Here's some of his best photos from...
