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  • Project translates into fire safety

    Project translates into fire safety

    A south-east based Afghan fire safety project has won a $2000 State Government prize. The Association of Hazaras in Victoria’s Home Fire Awareness Project picked…

  • Still waters run deep

    Still waters run deep

    By Casey Neill Flourishing wetland or lacklustre lake? The water body in Monash Reserve on Monash Drive, Dandenong South, is in tip-top shape according to…

  • Dedication and discipline sights on US

    Dedication and discipline sights on US

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells With a swag of national titles, Red Roo Sport’s irrepressible basketballers are working hard to be considered for athletic scholarships in the…

  • Susan’s one of the fellows

    Susan’s one of the fellows

    Susan Collier has notched up another Rotary milestone. The Rotary Club of Dandenong President was named a Paul Harris Fellow at the group’s Christmas dinner.…

  • Man faces fatal South Australia crash charges

    Man faces fatal South Australia crash charges

    A Dandenong man charged over a girl’s death in South Australia will learn in March whether he’ll stand trial. Shujaat Bahrami, 40, received the news…

  • Lowes bring ghost story to life

    Lowes bring ghost story to life

    By Casey Neill Grab a torch, keep an eye out for clues and make a great escape in Dandenong. Jayson Lowe, 22, was in the…

  • But me no butts

    But me no butts

    Budding filmmakers can help to promote waterway health through a Greater Dandenong competition. The council is running the Healthy Waterway Video Competition for residents aged…

  • Big dip for theme park plans

    Big dip for theme park plans

    By Casey Neill Bangholme’s Chinese theme park ride has come to an end and what’s now happening with the 43-hectare site is up in the…

  • From Band-Aids to band aid

    From Band-Aids to band aid

    By Casey Neill Springvale paramedicine student Kevin Chong would be an unhappy engineer if not for St John Ambulance. The charity helped the 24-year-old to…

  • Harrows are the top crop

    Harrows are the top crop

    The Hugh Murray name has been a Dandenong fixture for more than 100 years. The Buln Buln-based blacksmith turned his hand to driven tine and…

  • Armed bandits leave Maccas empty-handed

    Armed bandits leave Maccas empty-handed

    Machete-wielding would-be thieves terrorised a cleaner at Springvale McDonald’s. Greater Dandenong CIU Sergeant Dean Hedge said the armed bandits entered the store at Osborne and…

  • Futile bid to rob off-duty cop

    Futile bid to rob off-duty cop

    Armed men tried to rob an off-duty police officer at a Dandenong car wash, police allege. The member and a friend attended the Cheltenham Road…

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