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  • Saddling up

    Saddling up

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IRMA Zimmermann of Lyndhurst was desperate to get out of the daily grind and make a difference. So keen was she that…

  • View from the bottom

    View from the bottom

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ACTING out your life’s “rock bottom” in front of a theatre packed with strangers – that’s what recovering gambler Paul Fung calls…

  • Spice it up – in Turkey

    Spice it up – in Turkey

    ROTARY is offering young workers a chance to change things up – in Turkey. The Group Study Exchange (GSE) program is a cultural and vocational…

  • Queen of the Scouts

    Queen of the Scouts

    By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park student Rivka Bortnoski says Scouts have shown her she can do anything she sets her mind to. The Year 12…

  • Compost kids get hands-on

    Compost kids get hands-on

    KIDS got their hands dirty and checked out creepy crawlies as they created their own compost last week. Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens hosted…

  • City of cardboard

    City of cardboard

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PIC CAP NOBLE Park Primary students Nermin, Renata, Shakya and Jay were among 80,000 participants around the world responding to the Global…

  • Bring out your best

    NOMINATIONS are now open for the Greater Dandenong Australia Day Awards. Mayor Jim Memeti said the awards had been expanded so a broader cross-section of…

  • Stop the bullies

    DANDENONG South Primary School will receive a $10,000 grant to tackle bullying. It was among 54 schools successful in the third round of the State…

  • On trail of bargains

    On trail of bargains

    THE Garage Sale Trail is coming to Greater Dandenong and residents, and schools and community groups can get involved. Thousands of households across Australia are…

  • What’s on

    What’s on

    By CASEY NEILL Turn around young lives HAND Brake Turn is holding a dinner to raise funds for new tools and equipment, heating for the…

  • ‘Hyphen’ tips Swans

    ‘Hyphen’ tips Swans

    By CASEY NEILL AFL great David Rhys-Jones predicts Sydney will get over the line in tomorrow’s Grand Final. The 1987 Norm Smith medallist was the…

  • Phoenix floor company’s wall-to-wall success

    Phoenix floor company’s wall-to-wall success

    By CASEY NEILL FLOORING company QEP Australia hasn’t just survived the 12 months since its Dandenong South factory burnt to the ground – it’s thrived.…

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