DANDENONG STAR JOURNAL
Home » News » Page 947

News

  • Industry on a roll

    Industry on a roll

    By CASEY NEILL ONE of Ken Grenda’s earliest memories is sitting on the cabin roof of his father’s milk truck in the 1930s watching flood…

  • In tune with the times

    In tune with the times

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG legend Stan Prior was born 125 years ago – just 25 years after the Journal. He was a compositor at the…

  • Cricket great never forgets where it all started

    Cricket great never forgets where it all started

    By JARROD POTTER RED leather on willow is the sound of a Dandenong summer. Cricket is Dandenong’s code of choice for the hotter months and…

  • Celebrating the Journal’s service

    The celebration of the 150th year since Harvey Roulston first published the Journal is not just a celebration of the newspaper’s long and proud history…

  • Your Journal is a voice for us all

    WELCOME to this special 150th edition of the Dandenong Journal. Turn through the pages of this commemorative edition and you will see the modern face…

  • Through the pages of history

    Through the pages of history

    By NARELLE COULTER IT IS hard to image what Harvey Roulston would make of the Dandenong Journal 150 years after the first copy slid off…

  • Forged by tragedy

    Forged by tragedy

    By JARROD POTTER UNITY pulled Lyndale Football Club through its darkest day nearly 22 years ago. Friday 17 September 1993 left a Dandenong-based sporting club…

  • Your Journal team

    Your Journal team

    THE team that brings you the Dandenong Journal each week. Back from left: Barrie Hondow – real estate, Mark Dinnie – creative, Jarrod Potter –…

  • Our brave new world in 2165

    Our brave new world in 2165

      “We’ve moved into a high density, high-rise world. We’re going up” – Phil Ruthven By MARK CLANCY THERE will be few, if any, white…

  • There when disaster strikes

    There when disaster strikes

    By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong SES needs daytime volunteers. The crew responds to emergencies and disasters in the Dandenong area and could do with some…

  • Marg was Journal’s heart and soul

    Marg was Journal’s heart and soul

      By NARELLE COULTER VETERAN reporter Marg Stork dearly wanted to help celebrate the Journal’s 150th anniversary. Sadly, she fell just short, passing last June…

  • Decked out and ready to roll

    Decked out and ready to roll

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS BEWARE of flying skateboards, Noble Park. Fresh from a safety audit, the suburb’s $1-million-plus cutting edge skate park – with vertical bowl,…

Digital Editions