Editors Picks
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Tributes flow for Dandenong legend Max Curtain
By ALECIA PINNER THE Journal has been flooded with visits and calls from locals who have wanted to share their memories of William Maxwell (Max)…
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Dandenong Market: Rent-row stallholder walks out
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG Market will finally open on Sundays in October – but it won’t be in time to save a stalwart stallholder who…
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Dad slaps daughter's bully
By DAVID SCHOUT A NARRE Warren South father has been fined for taking his daughter’s problems into his own hands and slapping a school bully over…
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St James Church to turn 150
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS UNLOCK the doors of Dandenong’s oldest church and a surprising history is revealed within its atmospheric stained-glass interior. Inside St James Church,…
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Dandenong's Tupu lives Army Reserve dream
AFTER three years in the Army Reserve, the dream of Dandenong’s Tupu Tanuavsa to be deployed overseas was realised last month. Private Tanuavsa was sent to…
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Pink comes to Dandenong
By DAVID SCHOUT ONE of the best Pink cover artists is coming to town on August 9 for an exciting show at the Dandenong Workers Social…
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MamaLand comes to the rescue
By KATHLEEN BELSTEN THIS is a modern fairytale, a story of hope for an underdeveloped country, in which South Sudan is Cinderella and Stella Lado…
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Hallam girls just never lose
By DAVID SCHOUT HALLAM Secondary College’s Senior Girls Football team has continued its amazing undefeated run, notching its 40th straight win to claim a second…
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Our Alice in dreamland, as Rangers play Opals
By DAVID SCHOUT ALICE Kunek was a fresh-faced 16-year-old when she first pulled on a Dandenong Rangers singlet in 2007. As a young member of…
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What's on around Great Dandenong
BLUE AND WHITE DANCE The Campion Old Boys’ Association is holding its annual Blue and White Dance. Next Generation and DJ Phillip are the live…
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Contest a dream for whiz Joshua
By KATHLEEN BELTSEN COMPUTER whiz Joshua Stevens is one of only three Australians to win the chance to compete in the finals of an international…
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Barrow load of fun at Silverton Primary School
By DAVID SCHOUT YOUNGSTERS Christopher and Jack were barking up the right tree when they and fellow Silverton Primary School students planted 250 trees in…
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