Entertainment
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Q and A with Queen’s Guide Award winner, Cranbourne’s Teah Dorman
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I have visited 15 countries. What do you love about what you do? As a Girl Guide leader, I…
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Sequel plan for Covid crusade
A multi-lingual Covid information campaign is set to have a sequel. The next instalments of the South East Community Links (SECL) series are being supported…
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Q and A with accessibility campaigner Ace Bryans
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I don’t get brain freeze because I am too hot looking. What are you most passionate about? Animals,…
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Sequel plan for Covid crusade
A multi-lingual Covid information campaign is set to have a sequel. The next instalments of the South East Community Links series are being supported with…
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Awards’ expanded horizons
Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce has relaunched an expanded version of its prestigious annual awards. The South East Business Awards in 2022 will include more…
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Show ponies star
A record number of Shetland ponies, Clydesdale horses and Scottish dog breeds were on show at Dandenong Showgrounds on Sunday 29 May. The free 18th…
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Q & A with triathlete Skye Wallace
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I made state level in table tennis in year 7. What are you most passionate about? Triathlon, and…
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Q and A with Lisa Hester from Backpacks 4 Vic kids
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I create speciality birthday and anniversary cakes. What do you love about what you do? I love my volunteers and…
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Young cast ‘seize the day’
In next to no time, 50 young performers are staging the Australian premiere of the musical Disney Newsies Jr. The Berwick-based Masquerade Youth Productions troupe…
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Koala arts to the rescue
A monumental art project featuring 23 giant koalas has raised more than $18,000 to help protect Australia’s increasingly threatened koala populations. About 100 students and…
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Three ways to use up leftover Easter chocolate
Three ways to use up leftover Easter chocolate Melt it down for a fondue spread Place the chocolate in a saucepan over low heat and…
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On his bike for charity
Once again, Paul Atkinson has cycled 200 kilometres of rural scenery as part of Ride for Sick Kids (RSK). The Narre Warren rider jokes that…
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