Springvale Community News Today

Noble Park Big Day Out A day of fun and free family activities for all ages including live performances, silent […]

New blood is needed to help keep history alive in Dandenong and Springvale. It’s all about organising the sought-after collections […]

Justices of the Peace (JPs) can now be found at both the Dandenong Library and Springvale Community Hub. JPs are […]

Christmas cheer is set to hit the big screen at Springvale Community Hub. A Christmas Carol and Polar Express will […]

Social-distanced Santa Families can snap a photo with Santa using their own cameras for a gold coin donation to The […]

- A ceremonial fire pit and bluestone sculpture that recognises First Nation people is the latest landmark in Springvale’s community precinct. The fire pit ‘Waa and Buln Buln Corroboree’ was created by artists Fiona Clarke and Ken McKean in collaboration with Bunurong and Wurundjeri land councils. It comprises two large bluestones with hand-carvings of a lyrebird (Buln Buln) and crow (Waa) to symbolise the Wurundjeri and Bunurong clans. When night falls, the carvings glow and reflect the ...

A short animation on the ‘true cost’ of graffiti is set to hit local movie screens. ‘Think Before You Tag’ […]