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...
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...
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...
Hope springs for gardeners
Green-thumbs are bursting to tend their locked-down community gardens during a bumper Spring season.
Berwick Neighbourhood Centre manager Kim Peterson has been planting seeds for...
Farm springs with new life
A bouncing bevy of Spring-time newborns are showing that life goes on at Myuna Farm.
The popular farm at Doveton is closed to the public...
Paris flees Melbourne to find Voice
An Endeavour Hills teen singer escaped from the cocoon of a snap lockdown to give a dream serenade of Butterfly to the song’s writer...
Brothers plunge in for an ‘icon’
Two Doveton brothers say they loved their local fish-and-chippie so much, they bought the business.
With no retail or culinary experience, Graeme and Ross Noonan...
Up for the 10-count
Learning can indeed be fun.
The proof lies in Endeavour Hills author Grace Nolan’s debut counting-book series One to Ten And Back Again.
The series of...
Ukelele club makes sweetest use of time
A strumming, bellowing band of ukulele players is singing out for more to join the melody.
Up to six Endeavour Hills Mens Shed members strum...
Lily’s film more than a game
Young Narre Warren North filmmaker Lily Lunder is once again in the spotlight, awarded as a finalist in the prestigious Tropfest Junior Film Festival...
Elvis always on Joe’s mind
An Endeavour Hills tribute artist will be getting ‘all shook up’ with international performers at the upcoming iconic Parkes Elvis Festival.
The highly credentialed Joe...
Unicorn wonderland
It was unicorn to the max at Dandenong Market on Sunday 25 November.
The Unicorn Festival was a wonderland of makeovers, arts and crafts, accessories...
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War of words on roads ‘neglect’
Federal Labor has recently announced $16 million in road upgrades for Dandenong, Endeavour Hills and Hallam but Bruce Liberal candidate Zahid Safi says they...
