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  • 30,000 celebrate lunar festival

    30,000 celebrate lunar festival

    More than 30,000 people celebrated South East Asia at Dandenong Market on Sunday 8 October. The Full Moon Festival was expected to attract about 27,000…

  • Father threatened with fake gun

    Father threatened with fake gun

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A bailed man, who had been subject to 24 intervention orders, confronted his father with an imitation firearm during a domestic dispute…

  • Apprenticeship forum

    Apprenticeship forum

    Those thinking about entering a trade or looking for an apprenticeship are invited to take part in the Youth Apprenticeship and Traineeship Forum. The event…

  • Sun shines on solar loans

    Sun shines on solar loans

    Greater Dandenong businesses will be able to borrow money to buy solar panels and other sustainable energy alternatives and pay it back via their council…

  • Road’s rat-run death trap fear

    Road’s rat-run death trap fear

    By Casey Neill An Adelaide Street resident fears a child could fall victim to reckless truck drivers using the Dandenong road as a rat-run. Peter…

  • Journal to reveal city’s past

    Journal to reveal city’s past

        The pages of the Dandenong Journal have chronicled enormous change across the region over the past 157 years. The settlements of Dandenong, Springvale,…

  • Christmas carols canned

    Christmas carols canned

    By Helen Velissaris Dandenong’s Carols by Candlelight event will not go ahead this year, as a viable location has not been found. The Greater Dandenong…

  • Hands-on reptile experience

    Hands-on reptile experience

    Kids were able to get up close to some slithery friends at the Dandenong Library. Snakebusters! was a hands-on experience with reptiles as part of…

  • School’s splash and slide

    School’s splash and slide

    Manoeuvring around jungle mazes, traversing tunnels and even pulling cars by rope was all in a day’s work for the students from Lyndale Secondary College.…

  • Suppliers say goodbye to Toyota

    Suppliers say goodbye to Toyota

    By Helen Velissaris Keysborough manufacturers who supplied Toyota’s plants for years have said goodbye to an era. The last Camry rolled off Toyota’s production line…

  • Eddie keeps trains going

    Eddie keeps trains going

    Noble Park’s Eddie Blanchfield has fought off snakes in the pursuit of keeping Melbourne’s trains going. The 77-year-old still remembers the unsettling encounters with the…

  • Man attacked, wallet stolen

    Man attacked, wallet stolen

    A man has been hit in the head and his wallet stolen in a brazen attack by at least six youths in Dandenong. The 41-year-old…

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