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  • Scouting for budding film-makers

    Scouting for budding film-makers

    Budding film-makers of all ages could see their work on the big screen in Dandenong. Entries are now open for next year’s Greater Dandenong Short…

  • Critical but stable after stabbing

    Critical but stable after stabbing

    A MAN is in a critical but stable condition following a stabbing in Springvale. Greater Dandenong CIU detectives are investigating the incident, which occurred at…

  • Family tradition lives on

    Family tradition lives on

    By Narelle Coulter Even after 145 years, the Dandenong Show still delights and excites. The weekend’s two-day show brought Greaves Reserve to life with show…

  • He’s a wanted man

    He’s a wanted man

    Police are appealing for public help to find Stephen Botezatu, who is known to frequent Dandenong. The 34-year-old is wanted on outstanding warrants relating to…

  • Call to end all wars

    Call to end all wars

    By Casey Neill The Dandenong Pillars of Freedom hosted “a short and simple service of respect and commemoration” to mark Remembrance Day on Friday 11…

  • Motorbiker on a mission

    Motorbiker on a mission

    A motorcyclist on a mission wheeled into Dandenong. Phill Bridges flew to Darwin from his homeland, Switzerland, and will return to the Northern Territory after…

  • Fines set for rev-head meetings

    Fines set for rev-head meetings

    By Casey Neill Car meets are causing heated confrontations in Dandenong South. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol Senior Sergeant Scott Roberts is warning the “motoring enthusiasts”…

  • Mayor promises sincerity and vigour

    Mayor promises sincerity and vigour

    By Casey Neill It was standing room only in the Greater Dandenong Council chambers to see councillors unanimously support Jim Memeti’s bid to serve as…

  • Bakery rises, why not?

    Bakery rises, why not?

    By Casey Neill Persistence is paying off for Dandenong Market stallholder Rhonda Tannous. The Why Not? bakery was bustling with customers when the Journal stopped…

  • Fatal truck crash appeal refused

    Fatal truck crash appeal refused

    By Casey Neill The Court of Appeal has refused a Noble Park truck driver’s request to appeal against his conviction over a fatal collision that…

  • Grandmother head-butted by short-tempered little man

    Grandmother head-butted by short-tempered little man

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A man fuelled by drugs and an apparent short-man syndrome has faced court over head butting his Noble Park grandmother, stabbing his…

  • Cup carnival road campaign was a winner

    Cup carnival road campaign was a winner

    It was a successful long weekend on Greater Dandenong’s roads, says the area’s top traffic cop. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol Senior Sergeant Scott Roberts said…

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