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Top teams face off in Turf 3
Coomoora’s clash with Fountain Gate looms as a ladder-shaper in Turf 3. The Roos, coming off a grand final appearance last year, are an uber-consistent…
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Parkmore hunting win
The clash between Parkmore and Lyndale in Turf 2 of the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) looms as a key one for the Pirates, who…
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No remorse from 70yo predator
A great-grandfather has been sentenced as a serious sexual offender after preying on a visiting relative seven years ago. The 70-year-old who works in Dandenong…
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Boon for manufacturing industry
South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance’s collaborative partnership with Robotics Australia Group presents a big leap forward for manufacturing advocacy in the southeast. Honi Walker, SEMMA’s…
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School training grounds for chefs
Keysborough College, in collaboration with the Maggie Beer Foundation, had provided its food tech facilities to support the foundation’s chef training program. Earlier in October…
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Singh scores maiden senior ton
Fountain Gate century maker Karan Singh has revealed a change in mindset was behind his terrific knock on the weekend. The Dandenong District Cricket Association…
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Vibrant Swans soaring in stellar start to season
Four wins from four matches has Casey South Melbourne “buzzing” both on and off the field in the eyes of new captain Luke Shelton. The…
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Dumpling maker fined over lost fingertip
A dumpling maker has been fined $45,000 after a worker’s fingertip was amputated at a Dandenong South factory. My Crazy Auntie’s Food Pty Ltd was…
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Coroner makes water-safety plea
A state coroner has implored adults to closely watch young children around water after investigating a four-year-old’s tragic drowning at Lysterfield Lake in January 2021.…
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Heart-stopper sees Hobbs walk down memory lane
Jayson Hobbs spent much of Buckley Ridges’ run chase on day two against Narre South pacing laps of Strathaird Reserve in solitude. The captain’s contribution…
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Accessible job concerns
Residents at Casey and Cardinia fringes have fewer accessible jobs now than about two and a half decades ago, according to urban economists. Dr Marcus…
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Lanterns illuminate the night
The highly-anticipated Lynbrook Lake Lantern Festival lit up the community on Saturday 18 November at Banjo Paterson Reserve. The festival was originally scheduled for October,…
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