THE first Sandown twilight race meeting for the season will be run on Friday, 2 March. The concept of Friday twilight race meetings was trialed…

By Shaun InguanzoTHE Greens are supporting a carbon tax on industrial businesses to promote a ‘greener’ environment in Dandenong South’s large industrial area. Greens candidate…

By Paul PickeringTHE Dandenong Demons survived an almighty scare from the cellar-dwelling Sandown Cobras in Southern Football League Division Three action on Saturday. The Demons…

A SECTION of Cheltenham Road in Keysborough will be widened to allow for a bus lane on a busy section of the road. The road…

By Sarah SchwagerTHE Keysborough McDonald’s restaurant put on a fantastic show for Saturday’s McHappy Day. A jumping castle, face painting and clowns were all on…

THE Help Our People Educate (HOPE) South Sudanese youth group has launched a theatre production aimed at helping the broader community better understand Sudanese culture.…

YOUNG apprentices looking for a way into the automotive industry will be fasttracked thanks to a new preapprenticeship scheme. Education and Training Minister Lynne Kosky…

THE Keysborough Learning Centre says an accredited program to help adults and school-leavers enhance their job skills has been a booming success this year. The…

IT was no April Fool’s Day joke when the top-of-the-table Hume City thrashed the lowly Dandenong Rangers Championship Division women’s team 101-58 at the Stud…

PETS may appear an irresistible present idea but Greater Dandenong’s Regulatory Services manager Peter Shelton is urging people to consider the consequences before purchasing one…

By Shaun IngianzoA POLICE motorcyclist busted and impounded two cars along the South Gippsland Highway early this month. Police this week revealed the impoundments made…

PENSIONERS in Greater Dandenong could suffer under new industrial relations (IR) reforms, according to a Federal MP. Isaacs MP Ann Corcoran this week lashed out…