By Shaun InguanzoPOLICE have urged owners of the people-mover van Toyota Tarago to treat their vehicles more securely following 23 reported thefts in Springvale since…

By Shaun InguanzoDANDENONG war veterans say they are “greatly disappointed” at plans by the Greater Dandenong Council to demolish a 115-year-old army drill hall. Residents…

By Shaun InguanzoLALITA Yauhleuskaya should be a household name if her sporting accolades are a measuring stick for success. But the Belarussian ex-patriate has no…

THE winners of the Design A Plane competition are Vedrana, of Dandenong Primary School; Manan, of Lyndale Primary; and Linda, of Lyndale Primary. Congratulations to…

RESIDENTS have been invited to submit ideas to improve one of Dandenong’s oldest parks. The 100-year-old Dandenong Park is destined for a makeover and the…

– Shaun InguanzoGREATER Dandenong manufacturers have conducted their own investigation to challenge reports suggesting the manufacturing industry is on a downward spiral. South East Melbourne…

By Shaun Inguanzo and A WEEKEND of political party preselections has resulted in contrasting tales of success and disappointment for two local public figures. Greater…

A SCISSOR lift was stolen from a Dandenong building site last week. The machinery was stolen from the Hammond Road site some time on 30…

THE Noble Park first XI kept finals hopes alive by defeating Bayswater by 16 runs in Victorian Sub District Cricket Association competition on Saturday. Defending…

– Glen AtwellIN A crucial Premier League match against Melbourne University, the Dandenong Panthers put themselves in a winning position, scoring 8/285 at Shepley Oval…

By Shaun Inguanzo DANDENONG South’s industrial area has been hit by a spate of criminal activity and local police have warned the situation is likely…

ONE OF the largest Victorian celebrations of the Lunar New Year came to Sandown Racecourse last weekend as more than 30,000 people attended the 2006…