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  • Curtains for club icon

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG Croquet Club will play its final match on Tuesday 28 April. Member of 10 years Joy Kent said it had been…

  • Man’s indecency charge

    Man’s indecency charge

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A 51-YEAR-OLD Dandenong man was arrested on Thursday 23 April and has been charged following an alleged indecent act around children on…

  • Crosses tell tragic tale

    Crosses tell tragic tale

      By NARELLE COULTER THE 53 former Dandenong Primary School students who served in World War I were remembered when the school’s recently restored honour…

  • Women’s work for battle’s wounded

    Women’s work for battle’s wounded

      NURSES were often the unsung heroes of the Gallipoli campaign. Behind the front lines they patched up wounded soliders and comforted men who were…

  • Radical centre closes

    Radical centre closes

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE closure of Al-Furqan Islamic Centre in Springvale South will reduce the risk of young men and teenagers being radicalised but “we…

  • Red poppies to remember

    Red poppies to remember

      GIANT red poppies adorn the lawn at Dandenong Civic Square as a symbol of peace and hope. People from the Greater Dandenong community created…

  • Wrong bus girl’s route back home

    Wrong bus girl’s route back home

    By CASEY NEILL A FRANTIC mum went to the Dandenong Police Station counter on 15 April living every parent’s worst nightmare – her daughter was…

  • Women torn by war’s pull

    Women torn by war’s pull

      By CASEY NEILL JACQUELINE Dinan knows more than most about the impact of war on the women left behind. The author this month visited…

  • Young vet’s convoy north

    Young vet’s convoy north

      By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS SELF-DESCRIBED “young veteran” Lance-Corporal Scott May’s thoughts went beyond Gallipoli on Anzac Day. The Pakenham physiotherapist spent much of the day…

  • Hub goes on as school wait continues

    Hub goes on as school wait continues

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council is pressing ahead with plans for building a Keysborough South community hub as it waits for the State Government…

  • Going potty

    Going potty

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH IN THE clear, Springvale South resident and Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea organiser, Chris Kendell was notified of the good news in February…

  • Charges follow home drugs raid

    Charges follow home drugs raid

    POLICE have charged six people and seized drugs and cash following a raid on a Noble Park home. They executed a search warrant in Cumberland…

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