Journal

By Justin RobertsonDANDENONONG requires quick wickets in their fight against Melbourne this week. The Panthers were dismissed for a meek 168 on an Albert Ground…

By Bridget CookRESIDENTS of Dandenong’s Herbert Street have vowed to “keep fighting” for their street to remain open, after a motion opposing the street’s closure…

By Gavin StaindlIT WAS the type of day Dandenong and District Cricket Association officials have been praying for. As the rain clouds passed revealing a…

By Bridget CookSOUTHERN Cross Primary School celebrated the diverse backgrounds of its students last week. The Endeavour Hills school held its Multicultural Day last Thursday,…

By Bridget CookThe new regulations, introduced his year, require greater distances between street trees and electrical cables, resulting in a harsher pruning regime, and in…

By Bridget CookEMERGENCY department treatment times, ambulance services and more focus on prevention were factors that local candidates said needed to be improved in Greater…

COSMIC Chief showed punters he was not only one of the country’s most consistent sprinters, but one of the fastest with a dazzling win in…

By Paul PickeringDANDENONG is set to frank its reputation as one of Australia’s finest footy factories at next week’s AFL draft. The Stingrays TAC Cup…

By Paul PickeringSTATEMENTS don’t come much clearer than the one made by Dandenong in the WNBL’s game-of-the-round on Saturday. The Rangers, having dropped both games…

By Bridget CookPOLICE have recovered the van used in two ram-raid burglaries in Dandenong on the weekend, which left a shop owner with injuries to…

A LIGHTHOUSE Christian College student received the top honour in a maths competition testing the skills of students from across the state. ABOUT 400,000 Australian…

By Bridget CookA CAR crashed into a training gym in Springvale on Saturday night. Just after 7pm, a car crashed through the front fence and…