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  • Lost WWII relic uncovered

    Lost WWII relic uncovered

    Clyde North Salvos has uncovered and returned a long-lost World War II flag that originally belonged to the 2/2nd Field Regiment, and the historic artefact…

  • Mosque numbers expand despite parking squeeze

    Mosque numbers expand despite parking squeeze

    One of Greater Dandenong’s most prominent mosques, Taha Humanity Association of Victoria, has been granted an increase of patrons after a heated debate by Greater…

  • Outcry over Dandenong Hospital maternity cuts

    Outcry over Dandenong Hospital maternity cuts

    Greater Dandenong councillors have strongly opposed Monash Health’s proposed downgrades of critical maternity services at Dandenong Hospital. Councillor Rhonda Garad, who holds a PhD in…

  • Mould in rental plagues Casey family

    Mould in rental plagues Casey family

    A Casey mother, who prefers to not be named, says she and her three children have all experienced ongoing allergic reactions to prolonged mould exposure…

  • Cr calls for toxic waste group backflip

    Cr calls for toxic waste group backflip

    A Greater Dandenong councillor has called for councillors to rejoin a community reference group (CRG) for the controversial Lyndhurst toxic waste landfill. The potential backflip…

  • Mosquito bite warning for South East

    Mosquito bite warning for South East

    Residents in Melbourne’s South East face a greater risk of contracting mosquito-bourne disesase, according to Monash Health. Almost half of the cases of Buruli ulcer…

  • Crucial reforms on Vicarious liability for victims-survivors of institutional abuse

    Crucial reforms on Vicarious liability for victims-survivors of institutional abuse

    A ground-breaking retrospective bill to improve access to compensation in cases of institutional sexual abuse has been introduced by the Victorian Government. It garnered the…

  • A powerful call against violence

    A powerful call against violence

    A keynote speaker at this year’s Walk Against Family Violence has urged City of Greater Dandenong to set up a local advisory committee against family…

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  • Hometown salute for Sabaj

    Hometown salute for Sabaj

    Co-trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr are celebrating back-to-back wins in their home cup after their four-year-old gelding Sabaj scored an emphatic victory in…

  • Bears out of the woods

    Bears out of the woods

    Berwick remains undefeated after five rounds in the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) Turf 1 competition after the Bears took the six points from Dandenong…

  • Keysborough sneaks home in thriller against Buckley Ridges

    Keysborough sneaks home in thriller against Buckley Ridges

    Keysborough pulled off a sterling one-wicket victory to headline Dandenong District Cricket Association Turf 3 action on Saturday. Chasing 244 for victory at Park Oval,…

  • Bloods tame Tigers with deep batting performance

    Bloods tame Tigers with deep batting performance

    Springvale South successfully completed a big run chase in round five of the DDCA Turf 1 competition defeating Beaconsfield by two wickets in a thrilling…

  • McDonald dreams of glory

    McDonald dreams of glory

    Trainer Ned McDonald will look to emulate the deeds of his father Darren when his Group 1 winner Accredited jumps from box three in Saturday…

  • First grand finalists decided in Mountain Dart League

    First grand finalists decided in Mountain Dart League

    The first grand finalists have been decided in the Mountain Dart League after a thrilling opening to the post-season on Friday night. The most entertaining…

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