Entertainment
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Healthy marriage, healthy nation
Marriage celebrant and life coach Suresh Chandra says marriage is not his profession but his passion. Mr Chandra, 75, of Endeavour Hills, has released a…
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Brewer’s pouring success
Brownstone Micro Brewery’s NZ Pilsner has been crowned top of the hops. The boutique craft beer maker at the hotel Atura Dandenong won a swag…
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Elder’s memoir for young and old
Family and connection lay at the heart of Aunty Pat Ockwell’s life story. And so it was at the official launch of her richly told…
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Q and A with new Star News journalist Marcus Uhe
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! My surname is German and pronounced ‘you-wi’. What are you most passionate about? Seeing the Essendon Football Club…
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Q and A with BATS theatre director Michelle Zintschenko
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I am an avid curler – as in the Winter sport, not my hair. What are you most…
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Halloween park grown at home
The horrors of lockdown have been turned into a home garden Halloween treat in Narre Warren North. Over months, Brooke McGowan-Grills has toiled on her…
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Winner announced
Beatrice Blyth couldn’t believe it when she was told she had won $1000 worth of Woolworths Gift Cards. The Berwick woman was the winner of…
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Joy found in city sights
A Wheelers Hill mother has featured in photo shoots to lighten the gloom hovering over locked-down Melbourne. Dheepa Awtani said she wanted to highlight the…
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Q and A with… Sountharam Chidambaram, Casey resident and participant in Truth to Power Cafe
Tell us a fun fact about yourself. If I see a slide and a swing I start running and screaming like a little girl to…
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Coach ‘reinvents’ adversity
Life’s crossroads have been the source of “reinvention” for a former sports coach. Kenny Johnston, from Hampton Park, is set to launch his own bold…
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Tennis is back, Covid-safe
Tennis clubs in metropolitan Melbourne can now get back to coaching, as Victoria begins to reopen according to its Covid roadmap. Under directions posted by…
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Lenscape
Sid the Sloth bunkers down with a book at Hampton Park Library. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS 251997
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