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The Ev Man
7 May 2023
As an electrician specialising in installing EV chargers for homes and businesses, I'm always excited to receive a call from a new or soon-to-be-new EV Owner in Dandenong, about 30 kilometres southeast of Melbourne. Though Dandenong was initially a separate city, it was absorbed into Melbourne's metropolitan area during the urban sprawl of the 1960s.
As an electrician specialising in installing EV chargers for homes and businesses, I'm always excited to receive a call from a new or soon-to-be-new EV Owner in Dandenong, about 30 kilometres southeast of Melbourne.
Though Dandenong was initially a separate city, it was absorbed into Melbourne's metropolitan area during the urban sprawl of the 1960s. It has retained its unique identity and character as a major commercial and industrial hub.
With a rich multicultural background, half of its residents were born overseas, representing various ethnic groups.
For shopping enthusiasts, Dandenong offers the Dandenong Plaza shopping Centre and the lively Dandenong Market. You can also find an assortment of on-street shops along Lonsdale Street and within the block bordered by Robinson Street, Foster Street, and McCrae Street. Additional local shopping facilities are available in Dandenong North, at Outlook Drive, Brady Road, and Menzies Avenue.
Dandenong is home to Melbourne's only recognised Afghan and Indian precincts. Explore the Afghan Bazaar on Thomas Street or Little India along Foster Street, where you'll find various grocery stores, fashion retailers, and delicious restaurants.
The Dandenong Town Hall, built in 1890, is a notable landmark that was redeveloped as the Drum Theatre in 2006, becoming the home of the Dandenong Theatre Company.
As a suburb that values green spaces, Dandenong offers plenty of parkland for relaxation and recreation. Dandenong Park features a water wheel, the Stan Prior Soundshell, a playground, sports facilities, and picnic areas.
Greaves Reserve, also known as the Dandenong Showgrounds, houses various sporting clubs, picnic spots, and pockets of native bushland. Large expanses of parkland follow the Dandenong Creek along the suburb's eastern edge, showcasing wetlands, picnic areas, and walking and cycling tracks.
Dandenong's prime location makes it an excellent starting point for exploring the nearby lush forests of the Dandenong Ranges to the east and the stunning beaches of the Mornington Peninsula to the south.
As The Ev Man, I'm proud to contribute to Dandenong's growth and sustainability by providing expert EV charger installation services to this vibrant community.