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  • Sequel plan for Covid crusade

    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…

  • Awards’ expanded horizons

    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…

  • Show ponies star

    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…

  • Q & A with triathlete Skye Wallace

    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…

  • Q and A with Lisa Hester from Backpacks 4 Vic kids

    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…

  • Young cast ‘seize the day’

    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…

  • Koala arts to the rescue

    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…

  • Three ways to use up leftover Easter chocolate

    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…

  • On his bike for charity

    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…

  • Vanishing act re-appears

    Vanishing act re-appears

    Escaping the grips of the Covid-19 pandemic has been a battle even for home-grown magician Cosentino. In the past two years, lockdowns and restrictions have…

  • Out of the house, into the shed

    Out of the house, into the shed

    Endeavour Hills Men’s Shed at last formally opened its $1.2 million ‘new’ headquarters on 1 March. The 58 members moved into their impressively-sized shed in…

  • No shortages at Dandenong Market

    No shortages at Dandenong Market

    Dandenong Market continues to buck the trend with no shortage of fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and seafood that has been reported by the supermarket…

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