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  • Rotary table changes family’s fortunes

    Rotary table changes family’s fortunes

    By CASEY NEILL THE lives of a Springvale mother and daughter are now a little easier thanks to a $3000 gift. The Rotary Club of…

  • Flexing muscles

    Flexing muscles

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Gym owner calls for support to keep kids on work-out track… JEMAL Abazi, as a man who has kept hundreds of young…

  • Art stream celebrates

    Art stream celebrates

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH VISITORS can look out for a stream of artistic talent as local and aspiring artists of all ages get creative for the…

  • Centrelink parking reviewed

    Centrelink parking reviewed

    GREATER Dandenong Council has been accused of unfairly targeting people “below the poverty line” by installing parking meters outside Centrelink’s Dandenong office. Jackie Hay, who…

  • Japanese visitors delight

    Japanese visitors delight

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH JAPANESE high school students have landed in Noble Park to a warm welcome. Students from Noble Park Secondary College’s Japanese sister school,…

  • Ward class delivers

    Ward class delivers

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH HOSPITAL waiting rooms are changing the lives of pregnant refugee women in Dandenong. Turning maternity waiting rooms at the Dandenong Hospital into…

  • Dug out

    Dug out

    POLICE are on the hunt for an excavator and trailer which were stolen from a Dandenong South business overnight on Wednesday. They were stolen from…

  • British boy pleads guilty to Anzac Day terror plot

    British boy pleads guilty to Anzac Day terror plot

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE 15-YEAR-OLD boy from Britain implicated in the foiled terror plot allegedly targeting Anzac Day services in Melbourne’s south-east has plead guilty.…

  • Parking meters raided

    Parking meters raided

    Police are on the hunt for thieves who broke into parking meters in Dandenong and stole their coins. The raiders broke into the meters in…

  • Research into rail launch

    Research into rail launch

    By CASEY NEILL THE rail industry’s best and brightest are on track to achieve global growth. Parliamentary Secretary for Industry and Science Karen Andrews officially…

  • Rail boom gate jams

    TRAFFIC delays are expected to clear soon after boom gates between Dandenong and Cranbourne were closed for more than an hour this morning. A VicRoads…

  • Traffic restrictions and closures

    Traffic restrictions and closures

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A SOUTHBOUND lane of Stud Road Dandenong North is closed due to an oil spill. A CFA spokeswoman said the 140-metre-long oil…

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