– Shaun InguanzoCOMPLETING a handbrake turn in Dandenong might normally garner the attention of police, but last week it gained support from the mayor and…

By Shaun Inguanzo OVERSEAS gifts containing meats, plants, produce, eggs and other disease-carrying items will be seized at airports, customs officials have warned. The strong…

DESPITE last Saturday week’s rain and subsequent loss of almost an entire day’s play, the Dandenong and District Cricket Association (DDCA) decided not to schedule…

A 30-YEAR-OLD man has been charged with murder following the death of a Noble Park man last week. Mahmoud Taiba of Noble Park appeared in…

By Shaun Inguanzo A SERIOUS accident in Bangholme this week has prompted local police to warn cyclists of the dangers associated with cold mornings. A…

SARGENT Major ran the fourth-fastest time ever recorded over the 715-metre circuit at Sandown last week to win his heat of the City of Dandenong…

By Shaun Inguanzo HOLD open your wallets Greater Dandenong ratepayers – the council is spending $20 million more on employee wages than it was five…

By Shaun InguanzoTRAFFIC is Senior Sergeant Ken Dunlop’s passion. In a Utopian society, Sen Sgt Dunlop admits he would be out of a job. There…

By Shaun InguanzoPOLICE, their families, friends and local dignitaries paid respect to officers killed in the line of duty at a remembrance ceremony at Springvale…

By Nathan JohnstonDANDENONG companies have been forced to adopt fuel levies to cope with rocketing diesel costs. Membrey’s Transport and operations manager Harry Kent said…

By Rebecca Fraser and Sarah SchwagerSCHOOL Principals in Greater Dandenong have spoken out about the Bracks Government’s new plainspeaking school reports and have welcomed news…

SPRINGVALE’S number-crunching primary school students are scooping distinctions in an Australia-wide maths test. Seven students from Spring Valley Primary School in Springvale South last week…