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  • Band tuned into neighbours

    Band tuned into neighbours

    Eighteen students from Lyndale Secondary College have banded together to perform at their neighbouring primary school. The Years 8 to 12 band members recently put…

  • Tips for family road trips

    Tips for family road trips

    Easter and school holidays are here this weekend and road trips are proving a great way to experience a cost-effective holiday and support regional economies.…

  • Diversity in the frame

    Diversity in the frame

    St Anthony’s Primary School framed a gala of celebrations for Harmony Day. Students and their families were decked out in cultural dress or the colour…

  • What’s On

    What’s On

    Blood donor centre Do you have time to give blood and change lives this month? The Red Cross is popping up in central Dandenong –…

  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 5 April 1923 Princes Hwy Estate The attention of readers is drawn to the subdivision sale of the Prince’s Highway Estate, which…

  • Windmill wins big

    Windmill wins big

    South East based Windmill Theatre Company is riding high after sweeping up at the recent Lyrebird Awards earlier this month. The amateur theatre company took…

  • Plaza embraces Harmony

    Plaza embraces Harmony

    ‘Everyone Belongs’ was the theme for Harmony Week at Dandenong Plaza – even for life-sized replica elephants. A week of events between 20-25 March celebrated…

  • Show us your snaps

    Show us your snaps

    Photography enthusiasts are being encouraged to get involved in showcasing the best of Greater Dandenong for an annual creative project in the community. Council annually…

  • Seafaring and caring

    Seafaring and caring

    Students at Lyndale Greens Primary School have dived into making discoveries beneath the waves. On 24 March, they dressed as turtles, sharks, mermaids, pirates and…

  • Art reflects Habib’s life of service

    Art reflects Habib’s life of service

    A retired English-language teacher who fled the Balkan Wars is now penning poems in quiet reflection. Habib Mandzic, of Noble Park, fills his days fishing…

  • A cracking good bonbon

    A cracking good bonbon

    I know people who place an empty chair at the dinner table to remind them of family and friends who are no longer present with…

  • Looking Back

    Looking Back

    100 years ago 22 March 1923 Duck Shooters’ ruse fails Several sportsmen from Shepparton joined with a large number of others from different parts of…

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