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  • Premier in ICU after fall

    Premier in ICU after fall

    Premier Daniel Andrews has been advised to remain in intensive care for several days after falling down stairs on the morning of 9 March. In…

  • Ute’s ‘string of crashes’

    Ute’s ‘string of crashes’

    A woman has been cut out of her car after a Toyota ute was allegedly involved in a string of crashes in Springvale on Wednesday…

  • Council denies I Cook ’tampering’

    Council denies I Cook ’tampering’

    Greater Dandenong Council has denied committing a “cover up” by fighting against the supply of complete footage from food inspectors’ body cameras to I Cook…

  • Man charged with hitrun

    Man charged with hitrun

    A 33-year-old Hallam man has been charged after a pedestrian was critically injured in an alleged hit-run crash in Dandenong on Thursday 4 March. The…

  • Nurse’s Covid jab a ‘relief’

    Nurse’s Covid jab a ‘relief’

    A Monash Health nurse was among the first in Victoria to receive her Covid jab. Rachel Hogben, nurse manager in the intensive care unit at…

  • Zero open space dropped

    Zero open space dropped

    The State Government has dropped its push for zero public open space as part of a proposed residential rezoning of Maralinga Primary School. But the…

  • Long road to equality

    Long road to equality

    International Womens Day means a time to promote and reflect on gender equality, says Greater Dandenong mayor Angela Long. She’s recorded a video to screen…

  • Anzac Day services return

    Anzac Day services return

    Anzac Day services have been confirmed at the Dandenong and Cranbourne RSL clubs on 26 April. Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL president John Wells said members were “unanimous”…

  • Family visa flights ‘mess’

    Family visa flights ‘mess’

    A Parliamentary inquiry will look into Australia’s family visa system requiring applicants to fly out of the country to apply for visas. Bruce MP Julian…

  • Wellsprings’ family-violence funds dry up

    Wellsprings’ family-violence funds dry up

    A Dandenong family-violence support service for migrant women warns it may close due to a lack of funding. Wellsprings for Women chair Janet Cribbes says…

  • ‘It’s our turn-off’: fury over hub delay

    ‘It’s our turn-off’: fury over hub delay

    Fed-up residents have urged Greater Dandenong Council to get on with the long-awaited Dandenong Community Hub. Concept plans for the proposed centre – potentially with…

  • Man critical in Clow St hit-run

    Man critical in Clow St hit-run

    A pedestrian has been critically injured in a hit-run crash in Clow Street Dandenong. The 24-year-old Dandenong man was allegedly struck by a dark coloured…

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