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  • Threads pull together culture

    Threads pull together culture

    By Casey Neill More than 1000 people helped craft, culture and community to shine in Greater Dandenong throughout August. Cultural Threads linked about 25 artists…

  • Cool cash for primary kids

    Cool cash for primary kids

    Wallarano Primary School students will beat the heat this summer thanks to a Greyhound Community Fund grant. Last October the school received $3000 for entertainment…

  • Dance pair’s spectacular stage

    Dance pair’s spectacular stage

    By Casey Neill Two Greater Dandenong girls are starring in a spectacular stage show. Noble Park resident Amy Davis and Alison Hughes, a year nine…

  • Push to thin out high-density homes

    Push to thin out high-density homes

    By Casey Neill New rules to keep development in check in Greater Dandenong are now only a few weeks away. At their Monday 22 August…

  • Penny for your thoughts

    Penny for your thoughts

    By Casey Neill Keysborough penny-farthing rider Tim Nash spreads smiles with his unique transport. Journal photographer Gary Sissons couldn’t believe his eyes when he spotted…

  • Laptops to mine wayward talents

    Laptops to mine wayward talents

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Afri-Aus Care’s efforts to straighten young offenders has been backed by Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams and Wooranna Park Primary School students. The…

  • Passion for fashion

    Passion for fashion

    By Casey Neill Two Greater Dandenong students will dress rock stars in op shop outfits for a Melbourne Spring Fashion Week runway show. Jodean Pereira…

  • Self-serve fast food flasher

    Self-serve fast food flasher

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A man has pleaded guilty to indecent exposure in a Hungry Jack’s restaurant and assaulting and threatening to harm staff at a…

  • City’s soul on the street

    City’s soul on the street

    By Casey Neill An imposing wall in central Dandenong will become the area’s ‘art and soul’ under a new project. The community can have its…

  • New principal finds her place

    New principal finds her place

    By Casey Neill New Springvale Rise Primary School principal Debbie Cottier knows she has big shoes to fill. Her predecessor Annette Hilton died on Friday…

  • More care for mental health

    More care for mental health

    By Casey Neill Sixty extra mental health beds are now available in Greater Dandenong. Premier Daniel Andrews opened South Eastern Private Hospital’s new mental health…

  • Drivers urged to stay sharp

    Drivers urged to stay sharp

    By Casey Neill HIGHWAY Patrol police have urged all drivers to be aware of road users around them. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol Senior Sergeant Scott…

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