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2020

  • Covid-19: Down to double digits

    Covid-19: Down to double digits

    For the first time since late July, Covid-19 active cases in Greater Dandenong have dipped below 100. With at least 12 days of stage-four restrictions…

  • Get behind Market traders

    Get behind Market traders

    Fires, floods and now coronavirus – small business owners at Dandenong Market are doing it tough. “Add in the complexities resulting from Covid-19, including more…

  • Covid fine for ‘mowing service’

    Covid fine for ‘mowing service’

    An alleged drug driver, who claimed to be on his way to mowing lawns, has been intercepted by police in Dingley Avenue, Dandenong on Saturday…

  • Flats evacuated after suspicious fire

    Flats evacuated after suspicious fire

    Twenty-two residents were evacuated after a car was set alight in an apartment building’s basement early on Monday 31 August. The suspicious fire caused extensive…

  • Embracing Finnish education excellence

    Embracing Finnish education excellence

    An early education centre based on the internationally renowned Finnish model of curriculum is scheduled to open in Dandenong North in November/December. Construction of the HEI…

  • ’Collateral damage’ in Market rift

    ’Collateral damage’ in Market rift

    In a fiery debate, Greater Dandenong councillors have backed Dandenong Market’s ban on Cr Maria Sampey attending its board meetings. Cr Sampey – the council’s…

  • Police crack-down

    Police crack-down

    During a week of tense lockdown protests on Dandenong streets, a 48-year-old man described by police as an “event organiser” has been arrested at his…

  • Covid cases steepen

    Covid cases steepen

    Covid-19 cases have risen more steeply in the past week in Greater Dandenong, with another Dandenong South factory under investigation. The Department of Health and…

  • Street trees on chopping block

    Street trees on chopping block

    Street trees may be replaced by parking bays in central Springvale – despite the council exploring a possible urban forest strategy. Greater Dandenong Council will…

  • Urban forest plan revived

    Urban forest plan revived

    Greater Dandenong Council has re-planted the seed for a proposed ‘urban forest strategy’ that restricts tree removal on private land. After axing the proposed policy…

  • Digging in for fun

    Digging in for fun

    A ‘Spoon-ville’ family has dug its home into a log at a Keysborough parkland during recent weeks. As part of this organic campaign, people have…

  • Chemist for a better Springvale

    Chemist for a better Springvale

    A philanthropic pharmacist has launched a heavyweight bid for a seat on Greater Dandenong Council. Richard Lim OAM will be seen as a strong chance…

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