By Sarah SchwagerINTERNATIONAL Day of People with a Disability on Saturday was celebrated in Dandenong with a Leadership and Self-Advocacy Training presentation lunch on Friday.…

THE first stage of the Greater Dandenong’s 200408 Community Plan has had mixed results. The council aimed to encourage economic development by attracting and retaining…

GREATER Dandenong residents considering Australian citizenship are encouraged to attend a free course beginning on 14 April. The course covers information required to pass the…

A NOBLE Park film group is calling for volunteers to help raise its profile by taking part in community service-based activities. The Aus Audio Visual…

POLICE chiefs focused the region’s resources on holiday areas over summer in a move they believe led to a significant reduction in anti-social behaviour. Although…

VICHEALTH has awarded a Greater Dandenong-funded festival with an outstanding achievement award. The Pacifika Down Under Festival was a celebration of Pacific Island cultures held…

By Shaun InguanzoFLOODPRONE land plagued with deadly toxins will be transformed into a $150 million industrial and commercial nerve centre. Melbourne Water and VicUrban last…

THE DANDENONG Bypass has officially opened almost a year ahead of schedule, with EastLink also set to open earlier than expected. Premier John Brumby and…

By Shaun Inguanzo A TRIBUTE by the Greater Dandenong mayor to a community leader whose opponents say supported a terrorist group has outraged a sector…

By Shaun InguanzoWORKS have begun on the Russian Welfare Society’s $1.6 million aged care expansion. Stage one of the works is now under way at…

By Shaun Inguanzo THE Soviet era may have spelt the end of the rule of the Russian royal family in the early 20th century. But…

SIX budding horticulturists have finished their apprenticeships with the City of Greater Dandenong Council. Secondary school students Dylan Heft, Aaron Plunkett, Joe Myall, Jason Adair,…