Tag: News
City of cardboard
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
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NOBLE Park Primary students Nermin, Renata, Shakya and Jay were among 80,000 participants around the world responding to the Global Cardboard...
Bring out your best
NOMINATIONS are now open for the Greater Dandenong Australia Day Awards.
Mayor Jim Memeti said the awards had been expanded so a broader cross-section of...
Stop the bullies
DANDENONG South Primary School will receive a $10,000 grant to tackle bullying.
It was among 54 schools successful in the third round of the State...
On trail of bargains
THE Garage Sale Trail is coming to Greater Dandenong and residents, and schools and community groups can get involved.
Thousands of households across Australia are...
What’s on
By CASEY NEILL
Turn around young lives
HAND Brake Turn is holding a dinner to raise funds for new tools and equipment, heating for the workshops...
‘Hyphen’ tips Swans
By CASEY NEILL
AFL great David Rhys-Jones predicts Sydney will get over the line in tomorrow’s Grand Final.
The 1987 Norm Smith medallist was the guest...
Phoenix floor company’s wall-to-wall success
By CASEY NEILL
FLOORING company QEP Australia hasn’t just survived the 12 months since its Dandenong South factory burnt to the ground - it’s thrived.
Managing...
There to answer the call
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
MEL Chappel gleams with pride as he surveys Dandenong CFA station’s wall-to-wall trophy cabinets which are brimming with memorabilia which is up...
Pumped up for state’s busiest firefighters
By NARELLE COULTER
DANDENONG Fire Brigade celebrated 120 years of service to the community at its annual dinner on Saturday 13 September.
The brigade was formed...
Life in the bike lane
By CASEY NEILL
ALMOST 300 Greater Dandenong teens are now pedalling their way around the municipality.
Learn, Earn and Turn, a sub-initiative of Coca-Cola’s The Happiness...
Kinder is all grown up
BILBUNGRA Kindergarten in Keysborough celebrated its 40th birthday this month.
Lyndhurst MP Martin Pakula was among the guests at the party on Saturday 13 September,...
RSL exit danger fears
By CASEY NEILL
NOBLE Park RSL’s president fears traffic chaos on Heatherton Road could soon kill.
John Meehan said Dandenong line train services added in July...
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Tent camp on MP’s doorstep
A nationally-organised protest group has descended on Dandenong, advocating for permanent visas for asylum seekers waiting for more than 12 years.
Tents, banners, gazebo, table...
