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Dandenong Market manager renewed
The managers of Dandenong Market have had their contract renewed for 12 months by Greater Dandenong Council. The council opted for an extension with manager…
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Free bus on Anzac Day
A free bus service will run from Greater Dandenong’s RSL clubs on Anzac Day to the Shrine of Remembrance beside St Kilda Road, Melbourne. Greater…
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Dandenong liquor store robbery
Two men armed with knives robbed North Dandy Liquor in Dunearn Road in Dandenong last Monday. The men, who were dressed in hooded jumpers, made…
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Akubra wearer burgles Hallam office
A man wearing an Akubra hat burgled an office at the Melbourne Brick Company in Hallam. The man jemmied open a window at the Princes…
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MPNFL: Doves on the wing leaving Redbacks behind
By Brad McGrath DOVETON started its MPNFL Casey Cardinia League season in emphatic fashion, thumping Hampton Park by 122 points at Robinson Oval on Saturday.…
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SFL: Dragons make their mark in a higher division
By Roy Ward NEWLY promoted club Southern Dragons made a winning start to Southern Football League division 2 season with a win over Black Rock…
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SFL: Young Demons cage Lions
By ROY WARD SPRINGVALE Districts made a stellar start to the Southern Football League division 2 season with a 103-point win over a disappointing South…
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VPL: Penalties pay off for the Thunder
TWICE Nate Foster was brought down, twice Luke Sherbon kicked home the resulting penalty as Dandenong Thunder continued their winning start to the 2012 Victorian…
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Teammate’s tribute: well played, Fred
By ROY WARD DANDENONG cricket is mourning the loss of former player and administrator Fred Pereira. Pereira, who died last week, was one of the…
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SEABL: Rangers hang tough to upset the Raiders
By Roy Ward DANDENONG Rangers coach Darren Perry has applauded his players’ poise after an upset win over Knox Raiders at Dandenong Stadium on Thursday…
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Good golly, it’s Bollywood fever
DANDENONG’S Foster Street became took on the sights and sounds of India during the inaugural Bollywood Festival yesterday. The festival included many aspects of Indian…
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Pet sheep case in Supreme Court of Victoria
A Springvale mechanic’s battle to keep his pet sheep Baa at his home and next-door workshop entered the Supreme Court of Victoria last Thursday. Vu…
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