Entertainment
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What’s On
Harley ‘Thunder Ride’ One of the largest congregations of Harley Davidson® motorbikes ever seen in Victoria will descend on Dandenong Market, Organised by the Dandenong…
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Journeys of faith
About 30 ‘interfaith tourists’ were welcomed into five places of worship across Greater Dandenong and wider Melbourne on 12 October. With Greater Dandenong former mayor…
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Davis’ debut year takes her to dizzying heights
Dandenong poet Aloma Davis’ first foray into competitive poetry has won her a place at the Victorian State Final of the Australian Slam Poetry Championships…
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Snooze with the pooches
Australian Animal Protection Society staff are going above and beyond to raise money for their four-legged friends. Megan Seccull, Enya Harris, Tahnaeya Dearsley and Carol…
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Maralinga garden Springs to life
Spring sunshine smiled on the launch of Maralinga Community Garden in Chandler Reserve, Keysborough on 1 October. After years in the planning, the first garden…
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GIVIT to a worthy cause
Donation platform GIVIT is continuing to provide essential items to women from asylum seeker and refugee backgrounds in the South East. The not-for-profit relaunched its…
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Looking Back
12 October 1922 The Federal Elections Now that Mr Hughes has, as we are told, make himself safe for North Sydney, and can afford to…
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What’s On
Sparrows of Kabul As part of The Boite Spring Festival, Fred Smith, his band and a group of local Afghanistan musicians The Kabul Birds Band…
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Oneness the ultimate goal
There is a growing realisation permeating societies the world over, that the decades ahead are set to bring with them greater challenges, the likes of…
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‘Icon’ market turns 156
Dandenong Market is marking its 156th birthday with donuts. As part of the celebrations, the market will give away a free Dandee Donut to the…
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Lanterns light up family festival
A warm Saturday evening provided a special setting for the return of the Lynbrook Lantern Festival on 1 October. Organised by the Lynbrook Residents Association,…
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Bird of prayer
Eagle-eyed photographer GARY SISSONS found a nesting pair of Nankeen Kestrels at Wat Buddharangsi temple in Springvale South. This one found a handy perch atop…
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