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They now call Australia home
Afghani refugees, now Australian citizens, Suleman Amiri and his mother Hoson Ara Amiri at Springvale Town Hall last week for theAustralia Day citizenship ceremony. Shaun…
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Rangers on path to threepeat
Dandenong Rangers cocaptain Carly Wilson will be firmly focused on turning the tide on a recent string of losses. By Glen Atwell
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Volunteers light up a great Aussie day
Noble Park RSL members John Chisholm (left) and Jeff ‘Pony’ Moore wear their true colours on their faces during Australia Day celebrations last week. By…
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Club open day a hit
The Rosswood Tennis Club open day for people with disabilities was a complete success, according to organisers. From left: Julia Kubiak, Kazic Kubiak, David Spierings,…
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Lunar-tic weather mars festival
From left: Katherine Tran, Andrew Trinh and Anna Tran sold novelty neon sticks and accessories at last weekend’s Lunar New Year Festival. By Shaun InguanzoINTENSE…
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Batter up with the best
Above: A swinging sensation … James Brooks from the Dandenong Softball Association played for Victoria in the international practice matches against South Africa and New…
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Road blamed for toddler’s death
Harold Road mother Nasreen Sultana, with children Sarah and Sumyia, is concerned about the road’s safety in the wake of a fatal collision last week.…
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Works disrupt shops, owners
Walker Street business owners (from left) Peter Butts and Jamal Iqbal are upset over what they claim was a lack of consultation from council, resulting…
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Girls step out in style
Above: From left: Reba, Mary, Nyawour, Nakel, Rania and Athieu strut their stuff. LOCAL Sudanese girls had the chance to strut their stuff in a…
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Lunartic weather mars festival
From left: Katherine Tran, Andrew Trinh and Anna Tran sold novelty neon sticks and accessories at last weekend’s Lunar New Year Festival. By Shaun InguanzoINTENSE…
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Pensioner fears bus service fate
Alan Marshall fears the demise of council’s Weekend Bus Service could socially isolate him from the community. A VISUALLY impaired Noble Park resident who relies…
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Panther attack hot
Above: HawthornMonash University batsman Craig Entwistle has his stumps rearranged by Dandenong Panthers spinner Nathan Allen. Entwistle was dismissed for 13 while Allen produced the…
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