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Hip moves to get hoops hopping
Right: Dandenong hip hop band The Street Funk Crew will be one of many local talents entertaining basketball fans at half-time at Dandenong Rangers WNBL…
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RSL opens doors to travellers
Noble Park RSL is offering its foyer as a safe waiting place for commuters concerned about safety at the railway station. From left: RSL president…
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Cricketers ready for a long hot season ahead
Explosive batsman Shane Simpson has left Buckley Ridges to play for Narre Warren this summer. Paul Pickering examines the local teams who are ready to…
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Holiday fun a real hoop
Annie shows off her hula hoop finesse after perfecting her technique during the Hoopsa Daisy activity at Springvale Library this week.Pictures: Stewart Chambers. SCHOOL holiday…
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Help light up kids’ lives
Dandenong’s Blockbuster Video store manager Darryl Parkin promotes Starlight Video Month, which will help raise money to brighten the lives of seriously ill children. By…
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Panthers hungry for more silverware
The Dandenong Panthers will begin their Victorian Premier Cricket title defence this weekend after a stellar summer in 2006-07. By Paul PickeringWITH a sublime 2006-07…
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Athletes promised a sporting chance
Labor candidate for Isaacs Mark Dreyfus chats with local soccer players about his party’s plan to introduce a small grants program for junior sports people…
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Rangers set to hit the boards running
Dandenong Jayco Rangers players Rachael Flanagan, Emily McInerny and Caitlin Ryan are preparing for Friday night’s season opener at Dandenong Basketball Stadium.Picture: Meagan Rogers. By…
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Silver spurs Adrian to greater success
Adrian Chee, right, and Dandenong taekwondo instructor Chu No have proven a lethal combination of late, with Chee claiming a silver medal at the Asian…
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Bull eyes market
The Commonwealth’s – Shaun InguanzoBUSINESS banker Malcolm Bull has joined the Commonwealth Bank in its bid to recapture local business communities. In February 2006, the…
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Demons too hot
Above: Demons coach Stephen Hughes, right, and co-captains, from left, Brad Scott and Mick Odachowski get their hands on the silverware. By Paul PickeringUNDERESTIMATE us…
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Young Waterlions scoop the pool
Waterlions breaststroker James McHenry fell just 0.15 of a second from claiming the 100m-200m double in his pet events after finishing second over the longer…
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