Personal quest
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
ALISHA Walker has never had lupus but the illness has affected her all the same.
The 26-year-old from Endeavour Hills has family members...
Culture won’t go to waste
By CASEY NEILL
HALLAM’s Wastech Engineering is in the running for a coveted regional award.
New CEO Brett Jones accepted the Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce...
Rise Up ‘rises’
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
ANTI-Islam party Rise Up Australia leader Daniel Nalliah senses his political stocks are on the rise.
Mr Nalliah, the pastor of Hallam-based Catch...
Cup’s full of good sports
ONLY months after the FIFA World Cup, there’s been another prestigious sporting cup held this year - this time in Casey.
Last Monday, year 9...
New home for birthday
By CASEY NEILL
SOUTHERN Migrant and Refugee Centre (SMRC) celebrated its 21st birthday last week - and learnt it would soon have a new home.
City...
Rat’s life of wise works
By CASEY NEILL
STUART Marriner will never get to see the results of his efforts to shut down the Lyndhurst toxic waste dump.
The 95-year-old City...
Post-Myer fears unfounded as crowds flood Plaza
By CASEY NEILL
DANDENONG Plaza is a “bargain haven” following its $40 million post-Myer transformation.
Aldi, JB Hi-Fi Home, Daiso and Trade Secret opened their doors...
Rangers fire up
By JARROD POTTER
IT TOOK blood, sweat but thankfully no tears for the Dandenong Rangers to put a diabolic WNBL off-season behind them.
The Rangers’ horror...
Shepley Oval up there with the best
By JARROD POTTER
WHETHER Stingray or Panther, all athletes will benefit from the completed works to Shepley Oval’s main pavilion.
The Keith Miller Pavilion at Shepley...
Dushan puts them up the creek
By JARROD POTTER
DANDENONG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION
BUCKLEY RIDGES v BERWICK
OUTMUSCLED on their home turf, Buckley Ridges was left to watch on as Berwick (9/311) flayed...
Swift holt to advance
By JARROD POTTER
VICTORIAN SUB-DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION
THE cross-town rivalry renewed again as Endeavour Hills (146) and Noble Park (1/66) locked horns.
The reigning premiers flexed their...
The heat is on
By ROY ASPINALL
THE handicapper was right on the ball when he allocated Japanese visitor, Admire Rakti, top weight of 58kg as the seven-year-old won...
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Safe spaces to report racist acts
A united South East Anti-Racism Support Network is empowering victims to take control in the face of racism.
A group of multicultural community support services...
