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  • From strength to strength

    From strength to strength

    PRECEDE: John Thyssen has been going to the gym every week for 52 years. Now 72 and still working out five days a week, John…

  • Fun run party for anniversary

    Fun run party for anniversary

    Runners, joggers and strollers of all ages celebrated the 9th birthday of the Frog Hollow parkrun in Endeavour Hills in style last weekend. The party…

  • Truckie trapped in building crash

    Truckie trapped in building crash

    A truck driver has been taken to hospital after his vehicle crashed through a double-storey shopfront in Dandenong on Wednesday 14 June. Heavy haulage was…

  • Doveton teen charged following armed robberies in Melbourne’s East

    Doveton teen charged following armed robberies in Melbourne’s East

    Police have charged a 13-year-old Doveton teenager with a string of offences following armed robberies in Melbourne’s East earlier this week. Police have said a…

  • Attempt to save Australia’s largest Drive-In Theatre

    Attempt to save Australia’s largest Drive-In Theatre

    A council meeting on Monday 5 June saw a petition of 1,980 signatures in a desperate move to list Australia’s largest drive-in theatre, the Lunar…

  • Changing hundreds of lives

    Changing hundreds of lives

    With hundreds of children having experienced Joan Esmarie Graham’s compassionate care, it is no wonder she has been awarded the Medal of the Order of…

  • Presley scores another goal

    Presley scores another goal

    From slam dunking on courts, to kicking goals and blowing whistles, the journey for one Endeavour Hills local has had a lot of twists and…

  • Renewed haven for book lovers

    Renewed haven for book lovers

    Young and old Endeavour Hills readers now have an updated sanctuary, with the Endeavour Hills Library renewal project recently completed. The $114,000 project includes a…

  • Covid career-changer

    Covid career-changer

    When Covid hit Australia, the lockdown and stress it brought on led many to question their careers Eesha Katyare worked as a dental assistant during…

  • Falling into the right place

    Falling into the right place

    What was a impromptu decision to enter into aged care and rehabilitation for Endeavour Hills resident Professor Terry Haines has turned into a career concerned…

  • Turning tragedy into triumph

    Turning tragedy into triumph

    Mentor, advocate, consultant, author and Clyde North local Julie Cini said she was “pretty stoked” to find out she was a recipient of the Medal…

  • Renewed haven for book lovers

    Renewed haven for book lovers

    Young and old Endeavour Hills readers now have an updated sanctuary, with the Endeavour Hills Library renewal project recently completed. The $114,000 project includes a…

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