By Shaun InguanzoDRIVERS traversed the EastLink tollway over 6.5 million times during its toll-free period. Tollway operator ConnectEast recorded an average of 270,000 daily trips…

THOUGHT provoking trade consultant Alan Oxley will speak to Greater Dandenong businesses about climate change policies at the South East Business Networks annual dinner. The…

By Brad KingsburyKEYSBOROUGH had to find another gear to defeat winless cellar-dwellers Tooradin at the Western Port Oval on Saturday. The Seagulls gave last week’s…

VCAL students at LINK Hospitality and Training preparing food for the Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea held at Noble Park’s Paddy O’Donoghue Centre in May. HOSPITALITY,…

RESIDENTS who have performed outstanding efforts for the community could be nominated for the 2009 Greater Dandenong Australia Day Awards. Greater Dandenong mayor John Kelly…

BARBECUE and picnic facilities with picturesque wetlands views are additional features provided to residents of Noble Park from this week. Greater Dandenong mayor John Kelly…

By Shaun Inguanzo PARENT-RUN kindergartens are facing scrutiny from Greater Dandenong Council after a report revealed their management committees are failing to attract new members.…

Luke Watson Luke was always diligent in his work requirements and showed a mature knowledge and understanding of the carpentry trade. He always followed OH…

AN EXCITING new art installation will add a sense of colour and animation to Dandenong’s premier outdoor shopping mall. The Palm Plaza Seating project is…

By Kelly Yates A PRIMARY school student has written her way to winning the Noble Park Rotary Club Writing Competition. Keysborough Park Primary School student…

By Paul PickeringHOME has always been a relative concept for Sudanese refugee Gatluak Deng Gai, but the towering basketball star is beginning to feel at…