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After 59 years at the Albion Hotel Dandenong, the Dandenong Chess Club has found a new home in Endeavour Hills. […]
A community pantry to supply food for people-in-need has been installed at a Springvale college. In the depths of Covid […]
Killester College VCAL students staged an Anzac commemoration at a neighbouring school on 23 April. Brendan Kincade, vice-president of Vietnam […]
By Gabriella Payne Last year’s lockdown gave many people time to relax at home, catching up on their favourite TV shows and getting comfy on the couch – but for two teenage sisters, lockdown sparked another, more physical idea. Instead of taking some time out, the two students from Springvale’s Killester College, Jade and Eden Gundry, decided to challenge themselves to race their way through lockdown by entering as many virtual races as they could and covered a staggering distance in the process. Between the two of them, the girls entered and completed a mammoth 49 races during loc...