RECORD crowds are expected to throw their support behind local mental health agencies by marching at next Wednesday’s ERMHA and MIDDWAY Community Festival and Walk…

YOUNG fans have the opportunity to meet Behind Crimson Eyes (BCE) after a special one-night-only rock event at Greater Dandenong’s premier music venue, The Castle,…

By Glen AtwellNOBLE Park under-18 coach John Clausen has a problem, but its nothing to do with the big dry threatening the start of the…

By Shaun InguanzoTHERE’S one recess at Dandenong Primary School that happens only once a year. The Class Parliament had its final sitting last Friday. The…

By Shaun Inguanzo and Sarah SchwagerA GREATER Dandenong councillor has been labelled a racist and religious bigot after he said Islam had no place in…

THE Dandenong Rangers have a problem. Only three games remain in the Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL) season and the Rangers are not in the…

By Shaun InguanzoSWORD in hand, Noble Park trader William Wu kick-starts his day with 20 minutes of martial arts practice – on the doorstep of…

RAIN played havoc with round eight of the Dandenong and District Cricket Association Turf One season. Only Springvale South secured a serving of six points…

By Shaun InguanzoAN INABILITY to understand mainstream education is driving refugee children on to local streets, a Sudanese community leader says. The Sudan Liaison Organisation…

By Rebecca FraserON THE 11th day of the 11th month, at 11.11am, a baby was born at Dandenong Hospital, giving new meaning to Remembrance Day…

A CHINESE-RUSSIAN heritage is not the only unique quality about Greater Dandenong’s 2007 Citizen of the Year. Star can reveal that Ludmilla Karganova, 49, will…

AN INDUCTION into the Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame was fuelled by people-power according to Dandenong-based bus manufacturer Volgren. Star reported last week that two…