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  • Brother and sister put down first roots

    Brother and sister put down first roots

        The Keys family played a pivotal role in the settlement of Keysborough, the suburb which to this day bears the family name. President…

  • Covered in history

    Covered in history

    By Helen Velissaris Colin Robinson and Robyn Robie’s eyes light up when they get the opportunity show off some of the old but intriguing artefacts…

  • Time will tell for clock tower

    Time will tell for clock tower

    By Casey Neill Drum Theatre’s landmark clock tower didn’t always feature a clock. The Lonsdale Street building started life as the Dandenong Town Hall in…

  • Dedicated to their past

    Dedicated to their past

        By Narelle Coulter Dandenong’s vast history is being carefully preserved thanks to a dedicated band of volunteers at the Dandenong and District Historical…

  • Diversty takes centre stage

    Diversty takes centre stage

    Dandenong High School celebrated its cultural diversity through a whole-school concert. The International Week Concert is a long tradition at the school, acting associate principal…

  • Five to answer charges

    Five to answer charges

    Five boys will answer charges over two violent alleged attacks in Dandenong’s Palm Plaza. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Sergeant Craig West said the first alleged…

  • Tradie doesn’t stop thieves

    Tradie doesn’t stop thieves

    Thieves stole cash and jewellery from a Springvale South home while a tradesman worked in the yard. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Sergeant Craig West said…

  • Cops probe indecent exposure

    Cops probe indecent exposure

    A man exposed himself to an 18-year-old woman on a bus in Springvale, police allege. Transit Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for public assistance…

  • Carols are back on

    Carols are back on

    By Casey Neill Dandenong’s Carols by Candlelight event has received a reprieve. Greater Dandenong Mayor Jim Memeti announced that the council would run the event…

  • Little ones clowning around

    Little ones clowning around

    Camel rides, clowns, acrobats, plate spinners and face painters were all on hand to make the Little Day Out for BIG Imaginations event extraordinary. The…

  • Green thumbs welcome spring

    Green thumbs welcome spring

    Noble Park’s young green thumbs have welcomed in the spring weather with a gardening day. The children got their hands dirty potting plants and flowers…

  • Getting crafty with crazy creatures

    Getting crafty with crazy creatures

    Crazy creatures and animal antics dominated the Dandenong Market’s kids craft workshops. The Crazy Creatures Animal Craft workshops ran throughout the school holidays, on every…

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