THE days of the classic perm are numbered, with the latest boom to hit Australian hair salons known as ‘Conrad’. Now Dandenong is catching the…

A SUDANESE community leader has called for the new Labor Government to be more willing to work with its settling community and to reopen the…

By Brad KingsburyDOVETON is within an ace of back-to-back Casey-Cardinia League premierships with only preliminary final winner Narre Warren standing in the way of an…

By Shaun Inguanzo ONCE vigilantes, but now the victors. Residents of a Dandenong South street plagued by hoons have won a six-year battle to have…

By Kelly YatesDANDENONG’S Drum Theatre is in its final stages of preparation to host the world premiere of Haneef: The Interrogation, this Friday night. Drum…

TWO thieves, who police believe may be a father and son team, robbed a Dandenong transport company a number of times in the past month,…

NEW rules for installing garden watering systems will be enforced for all South East Water customers. All new automatic systems must be fitted with a…

DANDENONG manufacturers could slash their WorkCover premiums by up to 40 per cent if authorities give a unique plan the go-ahead. South East Melbourne Manufacturers’…

A SPRINGVALE South man was charged last week following a 10-month operation targeting high-level drug trafficking activity. Detectives from the Major Drug Investigation Division charged…

By Matt TrotmanHIGH petrol prices and an increase in the cost of living may be why more pets are being dumped or surrendered, according to…

By Nathan JohnstonDANDENONG police have been given the authority to enforce the City of Greater Dandenong’s local laws. The change brings Dandenong police into line…

By Shaun Inguanzo CLIMATE change is contributing to an abnormally high number of kitten births, a Keysborough animal shelter says. The Keysborough-based Australian Animal Protection…