News
-
Mixed response to Cambodia resettlement
By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong’s Cambodian community is divided over Australia’s $40 million deal to send refugees to the recovering country. The Cambodian and Australian…
-
MP gives hate speech a verbal bashing
ISAACS MP Mark Dreyfus has slammed calls to resuscitate the Federal Government’s abandoned attempt to soften bans on “racist hate speech”. Mr Dreyfus said moves…
-
Funky fairies flutter in
BORED children became Funky Fairies in Noble Park last week. Fairy Michelle visited the Jan Wilson Community Centre on 30 September and treated the little…
-
Hunt for home break-in bandit
POLICE believe one man is responsible for four home burglaries in Noble Park on 30 July. Last week they released a FACE image and appealed…
-
Fight for survival
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS MONEY exchanges in Dandenong whose bank accounts have been mysteriously closed by the ‘Big Four’ banks are frantically searching for ways to…
-
Masters of the manor
What’s In A Name delves into the fascinating stories and personalities behind some of the city’s best known street names. This week the Journal looks…
-
Little ones have their day
LITTLE Day Out was the headline event of the third annual Greater Dandenong Children’s Festival. It transformed Ross Reserve in Noble Park on 28 September…
-
Church faith falls flat
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A PROPOSED church opposite an under-construction mosque and a Samoan church has been rejected by Greater Dandenong Council for encroaching on an…
-
Tag goes a long way
By CASEY NEILL MOST shoppers give little thought to the security tag removed from their clothing purchase and thrown into a box under a Myer…
-
Training values reach out
CHISHOLM is Victoria’s Large Training Provider of the Year. The Dandenong-based institute received the honour at the 60th annual Victorian Training Awards on 26 September.…
-
Riding to safety
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS POLICE have bailed out asylum seekers in need of bike safety lessons at Casey Safety Village in Cranbourne East. Last month 28…
-
Duty bound to remember
By CASEY NEILL ABOUT 150 people honoured police who have died in the line of duty at Springvale Botanical Cemetery last Monday. Springvale Senior Sergeant…
Digital Editions
