Headmasters of rock ‘n’ roll
The click, pop and hum of a PA system starting up is soon joined by the sound of guitars tuning, drumbeats and scales on...
Tales of the dead unearthed
In something of a paradox, touring a cemetery can really bring history to life.
More than 30 tales of early settlers in the South East...
Beauty of age, connection
The culmination of 17 wordsmiths’ work has been unveiled in a new exhibition, combining the two artforms of poetry and photography.
Poetic Portraits brought...
Work to lasting peace
The overriding principle facing the world community, whatever their nation, religion, or ethnic origin, is that of laying the foundations of a global society...
Q and A with Eastern Victoria MP Renee Heath
Tell us a fun fact about yourself!
So, I just called my younger sister and my lifelong best friend and asked for their help on...
Book Week feature: Tarryn Gourley and Maddy Bourke, teachers at Bayles Regional Primary School
What is the first book you remember reading?
Tarryn: Fox in Socks by Dr Seuss.
Maddy: Hairy Maclary by Lynley Dodd.
What book or series do...
Vicki Thornton, Myli library program officer
What is one book that everyone should read and why?
Oh, that's so hard, that's like choosing your favourite child. I really don't...
SE Business Awards – a path to success
Nominations are now open for the Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce’s 2023 South East Business Awards, held annually to celebrate business excellence in the...
An astronomer’s dream at Mount Burnett Observatory open day
Astronomy lovers will be able to take a sneak peek into the world of a local observatory this month, with Mount Burnett Observatory (MBO)...
Olinda resident making ‘preposterous’ phoenixes from pianos
Pianos are renowned for their intricacy and grand appearance, often made with over 12,000 parts, thousands of them moving just to make music.
A creative...
Scottish finest on show
Dandenong Showgrounds was a field of tartan and bagpipes for the 20th annual Scottish Heritage Day.
Magnificent Clydesdale horses, Shetland and highland ponies and...
Getting Away With Murder in the Dandenong Ranges
Author Kerryn Mayne’s debut novel Lenny Marks Gets Away With Murder is set in the base of the Dandenong Ranges, following the protagonist revisiting...
Clyde Road upgrade switches on hydrogen power
In a Victorian construction first, Major Roads Projects Victoria (MRPV) and Seymour Whyte have switched over to a hydrogen-powered Clyde Round Upgrade project site....
