By Shaun Inguanzo A bloody history SUDANESE refugees are arriving in Greater Dandenong faster than any other ethnic group, and of late have received significant…

KEYSBOROUGH’S Haileybury College has a new vice-principal this year. Pam Chamberlain has been teaching at Haileybury for two years and progresses from her role as…

By Glen Atwell and Marc McGowan AS the Dandenong District Cricket Association season draws to a close, five teams are vying for a position in…

GREATER Dandenong council has called for top-level regional police involvement in apprehending a firebug who is terrorising Springvale residents with deliberately lit fires. Noble Park…

By Shaun InguanzoVICURBAN will pay for a valuer of the property owner’s choice in a bid to resolve property-acquisition tensions between frustrated central Dandenong business…

A WOMAN in her 20s survived when a concrete pole smashed through her car roof in Noble Park on Tuesday. A nearby crane knocked over…

THE Liberal Party is continuing a campaign against parking fee charges that the State Government says do not exist, and never will. Gary Anderton, Liberal…

By Sarah SchwagerTWO shops in Noble Park have been damaged after a truck scraped their awnings on Saturday the fifth incident in the past two…

By Shaun InguanzoEXPENSIVE Commonwealth Games tickets have prompted a Noble Park school to bring the event to its students because their low-income families can not…

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…

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…

By Shaun InguanzoIT APPEARS to be the “odd couple” of events for Rob Glenn to organise ahead of this year’s Dandenong Show. But the Beaut…