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Radio wave of entertainment
Radio presenter Gamani Fonseka has been the voice and brainchild of Sri Lankan and Singalese-speaking program Lak Handa, enjoyed by many across the City of…
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Rangers teach AIS a lesson
Above: Carly Wilson has her eyes fixed on the ball. Her effort against the AIS side earned her the WNBL player of the week award.…
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Traders light up Ian
Ian Street traders (back from left) Mark Gimzewski, John Arabatlis, Peter Funtusoff, (front) Gloria Gimzewski, Helen Dimoski and Wi Funtusoff are pushing for changes and…
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McDonald’s Bond breaks all bounds
Leading Cranbourne trainer Darren McDonald with the winner of last Thursday’s $50,000 Group 2 Lechte Nissan Shootout, Bond.Bond broke the track record for the 515metre…
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Another tough road for Noble Park
Noble Park Cricket Club second XI captain Darren Seccull camps at the crease after being adjudged lbw in the match against Caulfield on Saturday. Picture:…
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Panther bats not up to scratch
Dandenong Panthers wicketkeeper Ricky Damiano will be keeping a close eye on the ball as his side attempts to defend the modest total of 214…
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Commemorations held to the sound of silence
DANDENONG and Noble Park RSLs stopped last week to quietly remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for Australia. Almost 100,000 Australians were killed in…
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Pirates prepare to board
Faces of a new era at Parkmore Football Club. From left: Reserves coach Craig Wachter, Fintrack Mortgages general manager Andrew Campbell, and senior coach and…
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Roman conquers classic
Right: Lyndhurst trainer Robbie Laing holds the Sandown Classic trophy aloft with jockey and friend Noel Callow after scoring with Roman Arch last Saturday. Below:…
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Women’s refugee service needed
A Sudanese women’s dance group was a popular event at the VIRWC forum. By Sarah Schwager A FORUM in Springvale last week highlighted the need…
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Races a day of joy and sadness
Above: The horrific breakdown of Million Lad in the Sandown Guineas sent two jockeys plummeting into the Sandown turf. Glen AtwellA BUMPER crowd of almost…
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Time on Rangers’ side
Above: Dandenong Rangers coach Gary Fox gives some instruction to Alison Downie before she enters the court. By Glen AtwellTHE Dandenong Rangers prevailed with a…
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