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  • Move from gaslight was electric

    Move from gaslight was electric

    FOR many years some of the streets in Dandenong were lit by 33 gas lamps, which had to be lit and extinguished by hand. This…

  • Real social media

    Real social media

    FOR Joy Kent the weekly publication of the Dandenong Journal was a social event. As a young secretary at stock agent Dan Godfey and Co.…

  • Neighbours get famous

    TWO neighbouring central Dandenong laneways pay tribute to local businesses past. The Journal office was once a weatherboard building at 1 Scott Street, Dandenong, where…

  • Habit of a lifetime

    Habit of a lifetime

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH THE Dandenong Journal might not be their local newspaper anymore, but Judith and Keith Bramich make sure they are kept in the…

  • Peter’s Sun Showgirl pursuit

    Peter’s Sun Showgirl pursuit

    By NARELLE COULTER JOURNAL reader Peter Hartin sent in this photograph and clipping of his wife, Maureen, being crowned Miss Sun Showgirl at the 1959…

  • God was with us

    God was with us

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A car torn in two by a train at a Noble Park level crossing, its driver Michael Bojic, 23, emerged relatively unscathed…

  • Life in the pages

    Life in the pages

    By NARELLE COULTER GREATER Dandenong Citizen of the Year Bev Douglas admits she feels “hard done by” if her weekly Journal doesn’t arrive in her…

  • Gwen followed the paper trail

    Gwen followed the paper trail

    Journal reporter RUSSELL BENNETT talks to his grandmother, Gwen Jarvis (widow of former mayor Maurie Jarvis, and one of the City of Greater Dandenong’s Living…

  • Family woven into history

    Family woven into history

    By CASEY NEILL THE Tharle family and the Journal have been intertwined throughout their time in Dandenong. Both arrived 150 years ago and Dandenong and…

  • Milestones still make good reading

    Milestones still make good reading

    By NARELLE COULTER MANY of the major milestone’s in Joyce Polman’s life have been recorded in the pages of the Dandenong Journal. A photograph of…

  • Life set on paper path

    Life set on paper path

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD IF SHE hadn’t worked at the Dandenong Journal, Susan Riley reckons her life would have taken a vastly different path. The Deputy…

  • Facing a human tide

    Facing a human tide

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THERE have been times when the waves of new arrivals drove Peter Jarrett crazy. At flood’s peak, hundreds in a month have…

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