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  • Relay brings fresh hope

    Relay brings fresh hope

    JODI Seaman first signed up for the Greater Dandenong Relay for Life to honour her grandmother. The 23-strong Anna Maria’s Angels walked through the night…

  • Arena’s a beauty winner

    Arena’s a beauty winner

    By CASEY NEILL LISA Arena signed up for a beauty course to finally do something for herself. The Springvale 41-year-old left school to work at…

  • Show well covered since inception

    Show well covered since inception

    THE Dandenong Journal has reported on the progress, successes and disappointments of the iconic Dandenong Show since its inception in 1871. Dandenong Agricultural and Pastoral…

  • Tactical crackdown on crime

    Tactical crackdown on crime

    By BRIDGET SCOTT POLICE hope that a new community initiative will empower the public and keep people’s prized possessions safer. Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius last…

  • Centre gets a lift

    Centre gets a lift

    By CAMERON LUCADOUWELLS THE overseers of the ambitious Revitalising Central Dandenong project envisage a bright future for the precinct. Greater Dandenong Business managers Paul Kearsley…

  • Aunty Ol was loved by all

    Aunty Ol was loved by all

    Olive O’Donoghue Born: 13 September 1916 Died: 25 August 2013 CELEBRANT Dawn Dickson’s first funeral was for her uncle, Paddy O’Donoghue, 33 years ago at…

  • Persistance pays for young entrepreneur

    Persistance pays for young entrepreneur

    By CASEY NEILL “WE’RE only restricted by our ability to have a vision. Vision is power. Vision overcomes challenges.” This was just one piece of…

  • Four make the grade

    Four make the grade

    By JARROD POTTER FOUR Dandenong Rangers players were selected in an elite group of Australia’s best young basketball players – named in the 40-person squad…

  • Hewish joins Rangers

    By JARROD POTTER KEYSBOROUGH Cougars Basketball Association has gained the services of former Dandenong Rangers elite programs manager Mark Hewish to coach their women’s teams.…

  • Jethro returns to form

    Jethro returns to form

    By MICHAEL FLOYD LEADING Pearcedale trainer Kel Greenough recorded one the most satisfying wins of his career last Thursday night when forgotten staying star Jethro…

  • Jaimee’s the best

    Jaimee’s the best

    By JARROD POTTER BASKETBALL’S loss has been football’s gain as Keysborough footballer Jaimee Lambert validated her switch to the oval ball by winning the VWFL…

  • Drive and determination unites family

    Drive and determination unites family

    By RUSSELL BENNETT THE Davison name is one of the most famous in Australian motorsport, and it’s synonymous with the Sandown racetrack. This weekend, with…

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