Entertainment
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Cast of characters leap off the page
A cavalcade of characters descended on Dandenong Library for the Dandy-Con Comic Festival on Saturday 27 April. The CBD was swamped with costumes – from…
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Move forward with acceptance
When I am relaxed and not feeling threatened, it is likely that I will feel naturally positive, hopeful and cheerful. Stress is not so much…
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What’s On
Bring Your Bills Come along and get free help and advice on bills, fines, tenancy, utility relief grants and concessions at this drop-in event. Presented…
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Looking Back
100 years ago May 1 1924 ANZAC Day I notice that a writer in the ”Argus” describes the celebration of ANZAC Day on Friday last…
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MasterChef star visits Bunjil
In the 15 years since she first graced our screens in MasterChef, season one winner Julie Goodwin has become a beloved name throughout the country,…
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MasterChef star visits Bunjil
In the 15 years since she first graced our screens in MasterChef, season one winner Julie Goodwin has become a beloved name throughout the country,…
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Cracking the code to success
Sixteen-year-old whiz kid Dinith Meegahapola has cracked the code, winning a coveted visit to Apple’s HQ in the US. The Haileybury student and app developer…
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Dandy-Con leaps into action
Heroes and villians are set to jump off the page at Dandenong Library for the return of Dandy-Con comic festival. Dandy-Con will be a carnival…
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What’s On
City Nature Challenge Join eager citizen scientists from councils in the Greater Melbourne area to compete with cities from around the world by taking pictures…
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Nawroz Festival a success
The Bakhtar Casey Nawroz Festival 2024 held on Saturday 13 April in Hallam was a resounding success. Drawing a crowd of more than 2000 enthusiastic…
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Three days of feast and festival
Hundreds packed out the Wat Buddharangsi temple at Springvale South for Khmer New Year celebrations on 12-14 April. The traditional harvest celebration staged by the…
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Groove is in The Hub
The hallowed warm sound of vinyl records is attracting a new legion of followers, says Dandenong record shop founder Mark Mannens. His 36-year-old business Radical…
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