Arson suspected in Dandenong area
Greater Dandenong detectives are investigating a series of suspicious fires in recent weeks. One of the fires was lit in a milk crate at...
Dandenong Thunder appeal rejected
- Thunder members must undergo FFV course
- Fine and points reduction to stay
- 'No supporters' home game penalty reduced to five matches
FOOTBALL Federation Australia’s appeals...
Explosives found in raid
POLICE closed Potter Street in Dandenong earlier today (Thursday 7 March) after finding a quantity of commercial explosives at a unit.
A Victoria Police spokeswoman...
Teen tragedy
A 13-YEAR-OLD girl has died in hospital after being struck by a car in Dandenong on Wednesday 6 March.
Police said the Dandenong North teen...
Trees set to die
A VANDALISM attack is likely to kill 11 trees in Dandenong’s Langhorne Street, leaving a damage bill of up to $22,000.
the City of Greater...
Russian to the ball
DANDENONG’S Russian population has celebrated 50 years in the community with a jubilee ball.
The Russian Community Centre (RCC) hosted the event last month.
It raised...
Silver screen dream
ALEXANDRA Maranon is a step closer to seeing her name on the silver screen.
The Dandenong North student created stop-motion film Cartoon Cookies for her...
Russian to the ball
DANDENONG’S Russian population has celebrated 50 years in the community with a jubilee ball.
The Russian Community Centre (RCC) hosted the event last month.
It raised...
No dough for hooded thief
A WOMAN has thrown bread at a would-be armed robber in Dandenong North, forcing them to flee.
A man entered a Heyington Crescent business about...
Drug charges for three
THREE people are facing charges over a stockpile of drugs and cash in a room at Prince Mark Hotel in Doveton.
The Safe Suburbs Unit...
Student mentors needed by group
SOUTHERN Migrant Refugee Centre (SMRC) is calling for mentors to help support culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) students.
The Dandenong-based not-for-profit centre recently worked with...
Fare attracts fair crowd
DANDENONG Market’s World Fare on Sunday attracted more than 12,000 people - 2000 up on last year’s event.
Famous foodie Matt Preston spruiked the Melbourne...