Entertainment
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RSPCA offers free pet check-ups
RSPCA Victoria is launching a free check-ups for pets event in Noble Park in response to the escalating cost-of-living crisis. The Healthy Pet Day event…
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Burning desire for growth
Families got their hands dirty, planting seedlings and habitat for wildlife at Dandenong Wetlands on Saturday 17 August. Imbued with smoke from a Welcome for…
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School teams together for a cure
A Keysborough Gardens Primary School teacher has sacrificed his locks as a motivated team of students raised a massive $4000-plus for cancer research. A team…
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Faith in the unseen
Our living reflects our hope The Bible tells us that faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen… but…
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What’s On
Women and girls ‘Come and Try’ soccer Located on the synthetic soccer pitch, this beginner-friendly initiative aims to introduce women and girls of all ages…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 21 August 1924 Masonic Temple On Saturday, August 16, three hundred members of the craft attended at the Masonic Temple recently erected…
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Haileybury tops national awards
Haileybury has been crowned with the prestigious Non-Government Primary School of the Year title in a national education awards event this month. In a glittering…
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Origami houses for advocacy
The large steps on the second level of Bunjil Library were decorated by over 100 origami houses on Monday 12 August, a combined community effort…
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A path for youth
In our increasingly diverse world, the myriad of cultural, religious, and ideological beliefs and practices often challenge our ability to contemplate and accept views that…
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What’s On
Noble Park Art Show entries open Showcase your creativity at this year’s Noble Park Art Show on 18-20 October, open to all ages! – Entries…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 14 August 1924 Dandenong Pictures The Town Hall came into its own again last Saturday night. Despite terrible weather conditions, a large…
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Fairy good reason to recycle
A ‘Rubbish Fairy’ twerking to a Pepper Pig recycling song – that’s a fun way to talk trash. Year 10 outdoor education students at Noble…
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