A QUICKFIRE 90 to coach Rod Douthie and five wickets to Damien Fleming saw Noble Park start the year on a winning note against Ormond…

A NOBLE Park business has created a world-first technology that is more efficient at stopping fires from spreading throughout buildings. Ceram Polymerik has received a…

COLES Supermarket in Noble Park is set for refurbishment early next year. This week Coles Myer spokeswoman Kate Bowman said renovation works would begin in…

PREMIER Steve Bracks will lead a cabinet minister roadshow in April set to break down communication barriers between Greater Dandenong residents and the State Government.…

BUSINESSES in central Dandenong are invited to take part in the Dandenong Retail Traders’ Association’s (DRTA) 2005 retail awards. The awards, now in their seventh…

By Nathan JohnstonA RETIRED engineer from Noble Park North may have provided the evidence to end a 70year debate about the existence of big cats…

SPRINGVALE Library will be temporarily closed for three weeks to allow minor works and recarpeting to take place. The library will be closed between 15…

A KODAK moment for a bus load of Japanese tourists was no laughing matter for Greater Dandenong Police this week. A semi-trailer travelling along the…

THIS is the last edition of Star for 2005. After a short recess, Star will reappear in letterboxes on Thursday, 5 January 2006. Since its…

A KEYSBOROUGH man is among the latest traders to be slapped with fines for breaching the Fair Trading Act. State Consumer Affairs Minister Marsha Thomson…

GREATER Dandenong council is saving the equivalent of more than 1.7 million showers worth of water each year based on new water-saving techniques. The council…

By Glen AtwellTHE Dandenong Panthers are out of the Victorian Premier League competition after losing to Fitzroy-Doncaster by one run in the semi-finals. The late…