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  • Reforms underway for employment services

    Reforms underway for employment services

    A Narre Warren local has acknowledged the importance of the role employment services play when it comes to inclusion and diversity, after suffering a brain…

  • Step closer for LGBTIQA+ voice

    Step closer for LGBTIQA+ voice

    After years of talks, an LGBTIQA+ Advisory Committee has finally received the green light by Greater Dandenong Council. At a council meeting on Monday 8…

  • From volunteer to student doctor

    From volunteer to student doctor

    Cranbourne North’s Adhav Parasuraman presented a distinctive and down-to-earth way to boost a career path in healthcare. The 22-year-old is a student doctor at Dandenong…

  • Appeal for missing Dandenong Nth man

    Appeal for missing Dandenong Nth man

    A 27 year old man has disappeared from Dandenong North Tuesday 9 July, and is still missing. His family say that his disappearance is out…

  • Rail freight to cut truck congestion

    Rail freight to cut truck congestion

    More rail freight investment is needed to take trucks off congested roads in the South East, according to the Greater South East Melbourne advocacy group.…

  • Trees sown for climate-change insights

    Trees sown for climate-change insights

    An “innovative” study is underway to determine how native plants respond to climate change in Greater Dandenong and Melbourne’s East. Federation University researcher and plant…

  • Vanity Lane ‘cannibalised’ by DNA glitch

    Vanity Lane ‘cannibalised’ by DNA glitch

    Greater Dandenong councillors have endorsed the “cannibalising” of a laneway project to help fund a $6.24 million blowout in the long-delayed Dandenong New Art gallery…

  • Pedestrian dies after Eumemmerring collision

    Pedestrian dies after Eumemmerring collision

    A pedestrian has died after being struck by a car in Eumemmerring last month. The 30-year-old Dandenong man was hit while crossing Princes Highway about…

  • South East members raise ‘unfair’ medicinal cannabis driving laws

    South East members raise ‘unfair’ medicinal cannabis driving laws

    Tradies and parents prescribed medicinal cannabis have joined with South East MP Rachel Payne to launch a new campaign for fair driving laws. They have…

  • Springvale tobacco store hit by ‘targeted attack’

    Springvale tobacco store hit by ‘targeted attack’

    A tobacco store has been scorched in what police believe to be a “targeted attack” in Springvale early on Thursday 11 July. Emergency services were…

  • Five girls in alleged stolen car arrested

    Five girls in alleged stolen car arrested

    Five girls in an allegedly stolen car have been arrested after an extended follow across the South East by Operation Trinity police. A Ford Escape…

  • South East least affordable

    South East least affordable

    Pakenham and Dandenong are among the top ten least affordable suburbs for renters according to a new report by Suburbtrends. The July report for their…

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