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  • Lonsdale streets ahead

    Lonsdale streets ahead

    By CASEY NEILL THE City of Greater Dandenong’s new Lonsdale Street civic centre inspired the Journal team to look back through central Dandenong’s transformation from…

  • Anti-racism campaign rewarded

    THE City of Greater Dandenong has won a prestigious award for its commitment to stamping out racism. Council’s “Racism. Get Up. Speak Out.” project was…

  • Crooks cash in

    CASH was stolen during a weekend burglary of a Springvale South therapy centre. Burglars smashed a window to gain entry to the business at Heatherton…

  • Generation of green savings

    GREATER Dandenong Council’s new municipal building in Lonsdale Street is now officially connected to Australia’s first urban energy precinct using cogeneration technology. Developed by Places…

  • Marg’s moment

    By NARELLE COULTER Tributes flow as Journal’s treasured journalist dies… DANDENONG lost one of its living treasures and the Journal a precious link with its…

  • Silver shrapnel is heaven cent

    Silver shrapnel is heaven cent

    HAILEYBURY College students are using small-change to make a big difference. Students across its three campuses, including Keysborough, have collected more than 100,000 five-cent coins…

  • Safe place for arts survival

    Safe place for arts survival

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS HAZARAS will celebrate the survival of their music, poetry, theatre and art in a concert in Springvale this Sunday. Singer and musician…

  • Veterans in convoy

    Veterans in convoy

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A THREE-WAY alliance of naval veterans was sealed at Dandenong RSL last Tuesday. Veterans who served on HMAS Bataan, HMAS Warramunga and…

  • Studio set to shut

    Studio set to shut

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A LONG-RUNNING arts studio for people with mental illness is set to close next month due to the loss of state funding.…

  • Journalist who earned our respect

    Journalist who earned our respect

    By PETER SIMCOCK, FORMER JOURNAL EDITOR THE news that Marg Stork passed away last week didn’t come entirely unexpectedly, she had been ailing for some…

  • Cultural bridges

    Cultural bridges

    By NARELLE COULTER NAVIGATING the dos and don’ts of bringing up children in the modern world is tricky enough without throwing a clash of cultures…

  • Bounce in their feet

    Bounce in their feet

    By CASEY NEILL BOUNCE is helping young refugees in Greater Dandenong to find their feet and their future. Settlement service AMES and not-for-profit C8 Journey…

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