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  • Celebrate spring in Dandenong

    Celebrate spring in Dandenong

    Every September Greater Dandenong City Council celebrates Biodiversity Month, a chance for the community to get outdoors and contribute to citizen science. Explore the great…

  • Uproar over teen’s sentence

    Uproar over teen’s sentence

    Jason Langhans was trying to stop two boys from fighting at a 16th birthday party when one of them turned on him. He was hit…

  • DNA division delays opening

    DNA division delays opening

    The long-delayed Dandenong New Art gallery is finally set to open in mid-2024 – three years longer than its expected unveiling. Recently, a $3 million…

  • Hornet tribute for RAAF high-flyer

    Hornet tribute for RAAF high-flyer

    The spectacular roar of a F/A-18F Super Hornet fly-past was a fitting send-off for a former high-flying Royal Australian Air Force pilot and commander. The…

  • Books spring to life

    Books spring to life

    Read, Grow and Inspire was the theme for the latest chapter of the annual Book Week from 19 to 25 August. School communities dressed up…

  • Bob rolls to another win

    Bob rolls to another win

    Nearly 90 years old, Noble Park Bowls Club player Bob Bilic has certainly kept up his drive. Bilic is part of a premiership team of…

  • DHS class of ’63 reunite

    DHS class of ’63 reunite

    The ex-students of Dandenong High School’s ‘class of ’63’ are all set for their 60 year reunion on Saturday 2 September. The Dandenong High School…

  • Library ‘missing links’

    Library ‘missing links’

    Library-starved residents in Noble Park and Keysborough South are demanding services closer to home, according to Greater Dandenong Council feedback. The council area has reportedly…

  • Home-invading mob jailed

    Home-invading mob jailed

    A mob of burglars from the Dandenong region who stormed into a Pakenham house of sleeping children just before midnight have been sentenced. Padiet Deng,…

  • Drag queen voicing her pride

    Drag queen voicing her pride

    Clyde North drag queen and former Endeavour Hills local Brenda Bressed (she/her) has emerged as a contender to watch on this year’s season of Channel…

  • Tree law ‘can’t save’ last Red Gums

    Tree law ‘can’t save’ last Red Gums

    Greater Dandenong’s new tree-protection law is powerless to save two tall River Red Gums on the edge of a State-approved apartment-tower site in central Noble…

  • Egg farmer jailed for crophouses

    Egg farmer jailed for crophouses

    An egg farmer who turned to growing cannabis when his business hit hard times has been jailed. Mergin Drenica, 46, pleaded guilty at the Victorian…

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