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2020

  • Covid-19: Police station closed again

    Covid-19: Police station closed again

    Dandenong police station has been again closed to the public until further notice after being linked to 11 active cases. The indefinite closure took effect…

  • Crophouse raiders jailed

    Crophouse raiders jailed

    A burglary gang used heat-sensing radar to search for cannabis crop houses, including a family home in Keysborough, before raiding them in the early hours.…

  • ‘Lifelines’ for foresaken families

    ‘Lifelines’ for foresaken families

    An emergency relief effort has targeted isolated refugees subject to family violence during the Covid-19 pandemic. Since 30 April, inTouch Multicultural Centre Against Family Violence…

  • Volunteering stalwart calls it a day

    Volunteering stalwart calls it a day

    There are few people that can claim such a long affiliation with volunteering for the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria (RASV) than Narre Warren’s own Jack Rae OAM.…

  • Lloyd is leading the way

    Lloyd is leading the way

    Stepping into the head coaching role of the Vic Metro under-18 women’s state basketball team will be seamless for Lloyd Klaman. The Dandenong Rangers NBL1…

  • Ognenovski’s eye-opener

    Ognenovski’s eye-opener

    It is a mere speckle in the rear-view mirror, but 90 minutes of football back in March could help shape the future of Dandenong City…

  • Covid testing low, cases drop

    Covid testing low, cases drop

    Under ever-enduring lockdown, Greater Dandenong’s Covid-19 active cases have plummeted to their lowest levels for two months. As of 6 September, the figure was 53…

  • Freedom fighter

    Freedom fighter

    There’s still unfinished business for retiring four-time Greater Dandenong mayor Youhorn Chea. A refugee who survived Cambodia’s ‘killing fields’ in 1982, Cr Chea will devote…

  • Countdown to school’s return

    Countdown to school’s return

    Students won’t only need to catch up on schoolwork but also recapture school morale, says Dandenong North Primary School’s principal. Kevin Mackay says the second-wave…

  • House fire ‘suspicious’

    House fire ‘suspicious’

    Neighbours were evacuated as a weatherboard house was destroyed by a suspicious fire in Day Street, Dandenong. Firefighters from Fire Rescue Victoria’s Dandenong station was…

  • Serving help, harmony and humanity

    Serving help, harmony and humanity

    There’s a lot of warmth as well as sumptuous food cooking in the kitchen at the ADRA Afri-Aus Care Community Centre Springvale South. Since its…

  • ‘Long-term’ fix for trouble spot

    ‘Long-term’ fix for trouble spot

    There will be no “band-aids” in fixing of a complex, entrenched crime hot-spot in ‘inner’ Dandenong West, says Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams. Ms Williams, after…

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