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  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 11 June 1925 A Callous Department Dr Taylor, health officer for the Shire of Dandenong reported that there was a very serious…

  • Memories flow of Dandenong Oasis

    Memories flow of Dandenong Oasis

    There’s a call for residents to share their memories of the Dandenong Oasis pool as it’s set to be superceded by the new $122 million…

  • Topping up for cancer fight

    Topping up for cancer fight

    About 40 morning-tea goers attended Noble Park Community Centre for an annual Cancer Council Australia fundraiser on Friday 30 May. The Australia’s Biggest Morning tea…

  • LETTER TO EDITOR – Keysborough golf gaffe

    LETTER TO EDITOR – Keysborough golf gaffe

    The only things Kingswood, Rossdale and Keysborough golf courses have in common are being targets of profiteer developers and places where you hit balls. The…

  • History back under

    History back under

    History has been set in stone once more in Narre Warren North as 33 capsules were buried on the afternoon of Thursday, 29 May. Earlier…

  • Calling for unity

    Calling for unity

    I am so delighted to write a Message of Hope, especially being grateful to read about our newly elected Pope Leo XIV recalling the interreligious…

  • What’s On

    What’s On

    Reconciliation Week Springvale Reconciliation Week 2025 will include a Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony, followed by Storytime in the Library with a Bunurong Elder,…

  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 4 June 1925 Pure and Cheap Milk Messers Birtchnell Bros., Gladstone Road Dandenong, announce that they are establishing a daily service of…

  • Helpers needed for lunch relief

    Helpers needed for lunch relief

    A new start-up organisation Give Until It Hurts is determined to support the Greater Dandenong community. The charity is based in Brimbank and Wyndham council…

  • Volunteering hits the digital age

    Volunteering hits the digital age

    Volunteerism is not in decline but it’s in transition – and needs to be more flexible, inclusive and digital, according to a Volunteering Victoria report.…

  • Helping hand for 40 community groups

    Helping hand for 40 community groups

    A wealth of schools, health, sports, charity and volunteer groups were given a helping hand at Bendigo Bank Dingley Village’s annual community grants night at…

  • Creatures great and small

    Creatures great and small

    Three-year-old Annabelle was aboard Shetland pony Edgewood Renown, along with her tartan-clad mother Sarah at an annual Scottish Heritage Day at Dandenong Showgrounds on Sunday…

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