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  • Nowhere to run

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Magistrate says a refuge shortage is leaving family violence victims in danger… A DANDENONG-based magistrate has called for funding to boost the…

  • Visit’s theme

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FORMER Greater Dandenong mayor Jim Memeti is confident a China-based developer’s plans for a giant theme park in Bangholme will translate well…

  • Grandstand fire brings race fears

    Grandstand fire brings race fears

    A FIRE at Sandown Racecourse last Wednesday morning ignited fears for Saturday’s Guineas race day. Melbourne Racing Club spokesman Jake Norton said the fire broke…

  • They fought for freedom

    They fought for freedom

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG RSL president John Wells made a plea for harmony at last week’s Remembrance Day service. A crowd assembled at the Pillars…

  • Early Christmas present gives city’s Santa a boost

    GREATER Dandenong Council will install a giant reindeer and Santa in its new civic square as part of more extravagant Christmas decorations for this coming…

  • Odds are stacked against pokies opposition says forum

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS COUNCILS need a “level playing field” to protect disadvantaged communities from pokies, an Enough Pokies forum was told in Dandenong last Wednesday.…

  • Refugee leaders unveiled

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MIX of refugees, community leaders and councillors comprise Greater Dandenong’s Asylum Seeker and Refugee Advisory Committee, which was unveiled last week.…

  • Workers to be the biggest winners

    Workers to be the biggest winners

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS BOMBARDIER Transportation’s Dandenong factory has been the venue for spirited competition lately. While its workers are engaged in a Biggest Loser weight-loss…

  • Truck driver pleads guilty to train crash

    A TRUCK driver last week pleaded guilty to five charges over a fatal Dandenong South train crash. Melville Bollen, 72, from Narre Warren North was…

  • Wool poppies, warm hearts

    Wool poppies, warm hearts

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG craft class is crocheting and knitting in tribute to Australia’s fallen soldiers. Wellsprings for Women’s Crafty Connections group for women…

  • Drugs and gun haul

    POLICE have charged three men with drugs and firearms offences following raids in Dandenong and Hallam. They executed search warrants in Ingrid Street, Dandenong, and…

  • Grocery memories come flooding back

    Jack Johnson is the author of when The Clock Strikes, a fascinating account of growing up in Dandenong, his years tending to the city’s pipes…

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