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2020

  • Covid grants re-open for business

    Covid grants re-open for business

    Greater Dandenong Council has re-opened and nearly doubled funding for its ‘overwhelmed’ Covid business grants program. A further $150,000 has been allocated for Round 2…

  • Levy debate crosses boundaries

    Levy debate crosses boundaries

    A Keysborough Ward candidate has spoken out against a fellow party member’s proposed “stunt” to remove a $350 open-spaces levy on a neighbouring ward’s residents.…

  • Trolls ‘stoop’ even lower

    Trolls ‘stoop’ even lower

    Former mayor Roz Blades who spoke out against the toxic ‘trolling’ of candidates has been the target of an obscene Facebook post. Within 24 hours…

  • ‘Making’ recovery

    ‘Making’ recovery

    ‘Australian Made’ should be the catch-cry for a post-Covid economic recovery, says the South East’s manufacturers peak body. Manufacturing was being spoken about for the…

  • ‘Big heart’ for family and community

    ‘Big heart’ for family and community

    OBITUARY Sydney Herbert Pargeter OAM 16/9/1928 – 4/9/2020 Sydney Herbert Pargeter OAM was sparked into 27 years of service for Doveton as a councillor, shire…

  • Trees fall for extra homes

    Trees fall for extra homes

    VCAT has approved the felling of 25 mature river red gum trees for eight extra townhouses at Yarraman Village estate – despite the opposition of…

  • Spread the word

    Spread the word

    Bradley John is making room for a year’s supply of peanut butter after taking out the Dandenong Market’s inaugural National Peanut Day competition. The much-loved…

  • Colour, noise and friends return

    Colour, noise and friends return

    St Anthony’s Primary School students were given a colourful welcome back to classrooms on Monday 12 October. Staff, including principal Patrika Rowley, dressed up brightly…

  • Career spark for Syed

    Career spark for Syed

    A young Afghan refugee’s career has gained a spark thanks to a partnership between apprenticeship provider MEGT and migrant settlement agency AMES Australia. Syed Ghazanfer…

  • Specialist school ‘on track’ for 2022

    Specialist school ‘on track’ for 2022

    Detailed designs and a builder have been announced for the new Endeavour Hills Specialist School. The school, which will be built on the site of…

  • Maroons to relish the challenge

    Maroons to relish the challenge

    As Leroy De Alwis prepares for his first season as coach of North Dandenong, he wants the club to make its home base of Lois…

  • Study puts spotlight on family violence

    Study puts spotlight on family violence

    A new study has uncovered the startling rates of family violence faced by women on temporary visas during the Covid-19 pandemic. The study, conducted by…

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