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  • Celebration congregation

    Celebration congregation

    THE St James’ Anglican Church 150th celebrations start on the night of Saturday 5 July when the church community gathers for a gala dinner. The…

  • Church grows with the city

    Church grows with the city

    By MARLENE NEWELL THE work of the Anglican Church in Dandenong is closely connected with the history of the district. The early settlers began to…

  • Through the aisles of history

    Through the aisles of history

    By THE REVEREND JEFF PARKER When I arrived at St James’ in February 2009, I realised that St James’ was different to other places where…

  • Cemetery knife robbery

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN ELDERLY man has been attacked and robbed at knifepoint by two men while visiting a friend’s grave on a weekend afternoon…

  • Delegates make the deals

    Delegates make the deals

    By NARELLE COULTER A NUMBER of deals are on the negotiating table following the success of the first business conference on Afghanistan held in Australia.…

  • Cut-throat threat

    Cut-throat threat

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A TAXI cabin’s camera has captured graphic footage of a cabbie being robbed by a knife-wielding passenger in Dandenong North last month.…

  • Hoons to hit the spotlight

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ANTI hoon-crusader James Kerr has won over Greater Dandenong Council in his campaign for better street lighting in Five Ways industrial estate,…

  • China trip to build cultural connection

    By CASEY NEILL BUSINESSES can join a trip to China designed to forge ties and create opportunities. City of Greater Dandenong is heading a business…

  • Energy watchdog: ‘we’re powerless!’

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS KEYSBOROUGH residents have been told the state’s energy ombudsman can’t stop high-voltage overhead powerlines being installed outside their homes. Energy and Water…

  • Emergency services weather the storms

    Emergency services weather the storms

    By CASEY NEILL SES volunteers responded to more than 65 calls for assistance during the wild weather that lashed Greater Dandenong last week. Springvale unit…

  • Cemetery on the move

    SPRINGVALE Botanical Cemetery’s operator has purchased a property on the facility’s western edge. Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust (SMCT) now owns 23 Smith Road, on the…

  • Man sets himself alight

    By CASEY NEILL AN asylum seeker set himself alight in his Noble Park home over the weekend. Tamil Refugee Council spokeswoman Sri Samy said an…

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