THE Dandenong Retail Traders’ Association (DRTA) is inviting all retailers to come along to a free networking evening next week. Current and new DRTA members…

By Kelly Yates THE lights went down; the red velvet curtains opened as Australian tenor David Hobson took centre stage for the opening show of…

By Shaun Inguanzo A LEGAL opinion could decide whether departing Greater Dandenong CEO Carl Wulff finishes this week or at the end of the month.…

POLICE are calling for anyone with more information over the theft of a car, car batteries, and alcohol, to come forward. A stolen 1984 cream…

RENOWNED projectionist Ian De Gruchy will light up Dandenong’s Department of Human Services Building in October. Residents can preview the various artistic patterns that will…

By Shaun Inguanzo A DOUBLE shot of Rahman, thanks barman. That’s what the Australian Olympic gods ordered last week when Keysborough siblings Natalia and Paul…

THE City of Greater Dandenong’s Muso Network is calling for young people interested in the music scene to become committee members. Muso Network promoter Stuart…

By Shaun Inguanzo CLIMATE change made for a hot topic on a cold morning. Greater Dandenong’s business community was given a crash course on climate…

CHILDREN’S Week will hit Hemmings Park next week with a bundle of activities for the whole family. A family fun day at the park on…

By Shaun InguanzoTHE State Government has conceded it did not invest enough money into Dandenong’s highdemand rail system to match a population increase. Demand for…

POLICE are calling for public help to catch a serial flasher who has plagued parts of Noble Park and Springvale since September. Dandenong detectives say…

SICK children and their families in the south eastern suburbs will benefit from a new $4.5 million fourbed paediatric intensive care unit opened on Tuesday.…