Journal
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Awards signal new beginning
Recently graduated Heatherhill Primary School students Jessica Sow, Noch So and Kliment Kovaceski with their grade six awards. The new year marks a milestone in…
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Heart attack crash
Above and below: The white Toyota sedan after it crashed into the side of the Dandenong Telstra building. By Sarah SchwagerA DOVETON man died before…
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Mayoral Ball helps cancer patients
Greater Dandenong councillor Maria Sampey with Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre oncologist Dr Greg Wheeler and two new children’s trolleys. – Shaun InguanzoTHE fruits of last…
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Council races into action
Springvale North Ward councillor Alan Gordon at the recent Jayco Greater Dandenong Criterium bike race. COUNCILLORS and council staff swapped suits for lycra bike shorts…
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Fire guts house, car
Above and top: Firefighters hose down what remains of a Dandenong North house which was gutted by fire this week. FIREFIGHTERS are investigating the cause…
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Fire destroys celebrations
1. Damage to the Go-Lo window shopfront By Shaun InguanzoA CHRISTMAS Day disaster at a Dandenong Plaza bargain shop damaged up to $30,000 of stock…
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Dandenong trains pick up speed
The first of V-Line’s new Vlocity high-speed trains, launched several weeks ago, was manufactured in Dandenong. Another 37 like it will be produced and maintained…
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Century triple for Ayres
Above: In-form Dandenong run-machine Warren Ayres practises his batting at training on Tuesday night. By Glen AtwellWARREN Ayres scored his third consecutive Premier League century…
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Arson suspicion
Above and below right: Firefighters control the blaze. By Sarah ThompsonPOLICE investigating a warehouse fire that financially crippled a Dandenong South businessman have not ruled…
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Dawson the Doveton doyen
Doveton Cricket Club legend Keith Dawson notched up an unbeaten half-century in his 400th game for the club on the weekend. By Glen AtwellPASS the…
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Shotgun attack shock
The Grand Hotel, Dandenong. – Shaun InguanzoAN ARMED robbery that left a hotel staff member with facial injuries has shocked patrons who described staff as…
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Camp a learning experience
Keysborough resident Callam Pickering says Oz Child Interchange camps are a great way to have fun, help others, develop personally, and take a break from…
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