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On the drug trail
By Shaun Inguanzo A MOVIE, a forum and a tour combated drug and alcohol abuse this week as part of a nationwide drug education campaign.…
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Big autumn at Sandown
THE Victoria Racing Club will stage the third of seven meetings transferred to Sandown this season on Saturday. The autumn feature meeting will be run…
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Would you prefer postal voting in council elections?
Margaret Magill Frankston YES “I am from Frankston and we have postal voting. You don’t have to rush to a polling booth.”Andy Tran, Noble Park…
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The car’s a Corolla, the truck’s a roller!
IT WAS truck versus car – and the car won. A Daihatsu light truck towing a mulcher and a Toyota Corolla sedan collided near the…
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Waste flareup
By Shaun InguanzoA QUEEN’S Counsel’s investigation has this week renewed concerns that a tip operator is wrongfully dumping hazardous waste in Lyndhurst. The City of…
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Lighting boosts
By Nathan JohnstonIMPROVEMENTS to street lighting will help Dandenong become a 24hour city, according to the City of Greater Dandenong. The next project in the…
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State pressed to cut landfill
By Nathan JohnstonRESIDENTS Against Toxic Waste in the South East says the State Government should be doing more to find alternative sites for the toxic…
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Group fears charge still fee-sible
By Shaun Inguanzo EVIDENCE that parking fees could be introduced at local train stations is now redundant because an important clause was removed last year,…
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SEMMA to probe wage-drop claims
By Shaun Inguanzo THE SOUTH EAST’S peak manufacturing body is investigating claims made in a metropolitan newspaper that manufacturing wages have dropped over the last…
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Moon shines on festival
AS MANY people recover from one New Year celebration, Springvale’s Asian business community is preparing for the Lunar New Year Festival this weekend. Organised by…
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Muslims mark pilgrimage
ABOUT 5000 people flocked to Keysborough’s EidUlAdha Festival last Saturday to celebrate the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca. Organised by and held at the Keysborough TurkishIslamic…
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Work for Tamils wins recognition
DANDENONG man Wicki Ramasingham is beaming with pride after receiving an award from the Governor for his 16 years of refugee advocacy. Mr Ramasingham represents…
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