DANDENONG STAR JOURNAL
Home » News » Page 946

News

  • Chamber chat helps business connect

    Chamber chat helps business connect

    FORGING business connections through casual chats is the aim of the next Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce event. It will host the Business After Dark…

  • Council keen to cut the losses

    Council keen to cut the losses

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council is one of the first to join a proposed national alliance to lobby for poker machine reform. The Alliance…

  • Extreme bashing of woman

    Extreme bashing of woman

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A SPRINGVALE South woman told police she thought she was going to die after her ex-partner allegedly threw her against furniture, punched…

  • Long arm of the law

    Long arm of the law

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN has faced court for drunkenly striking two car windscreens with a foot-scooter and injuring an elderly man during a punch-on…

  • Winning way with lunch

    Winning way with lunch

    BUSINESSES can tap into the south-east’s future workforce at a smorgasbord of inspiration. SEBN and South East Local Learning and Employment Network (SELLEN) will next…

  • Art from the heart

    Art from the heart

    By CASEY NEILL A NOBLE Park art project has built skills, confidence and teamwork – and a flower-themed mosaic mural. Artist Amanda Forster guided about…

  • From eyesore to park?

    From eyesore to park?

    By CASEY NEILL AN abandoned school site in Noble Park is attracting vandals. City of Greater Dandenong Councillor Peter Brown called for the former Noble…

  • Dandenong up in lights

    Dandenong up in lights

    DANDENONG will next month host an Australian-first light and lantern celebration. The Chinese Cultural Works Light Spectacular is coming to the country for the first…

  • Teens on right track

    Teens on right track

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG rail giant Bombardier has given teens a taste of making trains and trams. The manufacturer last week partnered with Rail Skills…

  • The member next door

    The member next door

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS WHAT are the chances: a former Dandenong-based MP living next door to a Dandenong-based journalist? Dr Ron Wells represented Eumemmerring Province in…

  • Ride to beat depression

    Ride to beat depression

    By CASEY NEILL DEPRESSION has brought two brothers together for the first time in nine years for a motorcycle journey to the heart of Australia.…

  • Niria’s carving out a new career

    Niria’s carving out a new career

    By CASEY NEILL NIRIA Blockley didn’t think she was smart enough to tackle a business course. But she has not only completed a Diploma of…

Digital Editions