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An approved development at 139–157 Thomas Street will deliver new homes, services and employment opportunities to central Dandenong.
At its meeting on Monday 20 April, Council resolved to formally name the new centre being built at Mills Reserve, and call it ‘Oasis Aquatics and Wellbeing.’
The Mayor of Greater Dandenong City Council, Cr Sophie Tan has welcomed the Victorian Government’s announcement regarding a huge redevelopment of the Dandenong Hospital.
The community will mark a significant moment for Aboriginal recognition in Greater Dandenong this Friday, when they come together to celebrate award-winning Muderra Way.
It has been a busy start to the year across Greater Dandenong and as Mayor of this great city I have been very busy attending openings and special events throughout our suburbs.
Celebrate the vital role Dandenong Creek plays for our environment and explore how you can protect it at our annual Discover Dandenong Creek Festival.
We’ve been busy reducing our emissions, revegetating and protecting our reserves, cleaning our waterways, and embedding sustainability into our daily operations.
I am thrilled to be your community representative for the Keysborough Ward.
Our area is home to many high-quality sporting facilities, giving more people the opportunity to stay active in ways that suit them.
Councillors were given an exciting look at the emerging Dandenong Wellbeing Centre during a project site tour last month.
We are seeking feedback on a future vision for one of our most significant cultural and economic destinations.
This month the community will gather to celebrate the launch of Muderra Way and the First Nations artwork that brings the area to life.
Dandy‑Con returns on Saturday 11 April 2026 between 11am–4pm, bigger than ever!
Every item starts with something from the Earth, whether its paper made from trees, plastic bottles made from oil or bowls and plates made from clay.
While aluminium foil is fully recyclable, the small size of these wrappers means they can easily slip through recycling machinery and miss their chance to be recovered.