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  • Stand against Taliban atrocities

    Stand against Taliban atrocities

    It was Friday evening at our staff gathering in a Melbourne hotel, when CNN broke the news: an education centre is attacked by a suicide…

  • CCTV moves on flats’ trash

    CCTV moves on flats’ trash

    A CCTV trailer will be moved into a garbage-dumping ‘hot spot’ in front of a block of flats in Noble Park. Greater Dandenong Council stated…

  • Brick Lane produces B Corp brews

    Brick Lane produces B Corp brews

    Independently owned Dandenong-based Brick Lane Brewing has announced it has become B Corp Certified, making it one of the few brewing companies in Australia to…

  • Rentals hit ‘crunch point’

    Rentals hit ‘crunch point’

    Less than 100 affordable rental properties are available in Greater Dandenong, according to the latest State Government statistics. The June Quarter 2022 Rental Report indicates…

  • Cars stranded in floods

    Cars stranded in floods

    Three drivers have been stranded in flash-floods during a rain deluge in Greater Dandenong on 7 October. The vehicle occupants were stuck in up to…

  • Inquiry wants Vic watchdog witness reforms

    Inquiry wants Vic watchdog witness reforms

    A parliamentary inquiry has called on the Victorian government to change laws to allow corruption watchdog witnesses to disclosure confidential information to helplines. In a…

  • Council backflips on library dissolution

    Council backflips on library dissolution

    Casey Council has back-flipped on its decision to dissolve its community library service provider, Casey Cardinia Libraries (CCL). On 4 October the council announced it…

  • No jail for cash case

    No jail for cash case

    A painter has avoided jail after being found with $707,800 cash in his luggage at Melbourne Airport. Dejan Tomic, 28, of Hampton Park, pleaded guilty…

  • Councils re-launch push for Thompsons Road upgrade

    Councils re-launch push for Thompsons Road upgrade

    Extending Thompsons Road to Pakenham would be a $58 billion economic bonanza for the region, creating 140,000 jobs and significantly cutting travel time. The figures,…

  • Chisholm Institute foundation proving hundreds with an education

    Chisholm Institute foundation proving hundreds with an education

    Frankston Arts Centre hosted more than 100 Chisholm Institute students who graduated with diplomas, certificates and degrees on Wednesday 21 September. Guest speaker and former…

  • Men’s Charity launch coming to Dandenong

    Men’s Charity launch coming to Dandenong

    It’s no secret that men can find it difficult to open up and discuss the issues in their life with even their family and closest…

  • Bedford to take significant steps

    Bedford to take significant steps

    Hampton Park’s Darren Bedford is paying tribute to his late father by signing up for the Peter Mac Cancer Foundation’s Walk To Fight Cancer. The…

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