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  • Garden of sweet delights

    Garden of sweet delights

    Social distancing doesn’t stop Mercy Place Dandenong residents indulging sweet tooths and green thumbs. The aged-care residents marked International Chocolate Day on 7 July with…

  • Drug raids follow Dandenong station crackdown

    Drug raids follow Dandenong station crackdown

    A police crackdown on illegal weapons on the streets has netted 18 arrests and four people remanded in custody in the South East. Among the…

  • Respect and trust to better protect and serve

    Respect and trust to better protect and serve

    In the wake of nation-wide protests against Aboriginal deaths in custody, Andrew Gardiner, chief executive officer of Dandenong and District Aborigines Co-Operative Limited, has suggested…

  • Running the Bulls through their paces

    Running the Bulls through their paces

    Star Essendon defender and former All-Australian Cale Hooker took the stars of tomorrow from the Noble Park juniors into a ‘Virtual Huddle’ recently as part…

  • Jake’s debut to remember

    Jake’s debut to remember

    Ex-Noble Park listed player and Beaconsfield boy Jake Aarts has never left a stone unturned in his pursuit to make it to the highest level.…

  • Christo cuts loose in McKenna

    Christo cuts loose in McKenna

    Christo Bale is one of the most exciting greyhounds in the sport and on Thursday night claimed the first big scalp of his career with…

  • Hallam new station revealed

    Hallam new station revealed

    Designs for the Hallam railway station upgrade have been released following community feedback. Planned for 2022, the station as well as the railway line will…

  • I Cook rival briefed hours after shutdown

    I Cook rival briefed hours after shutdown

    A cash-strapped council-owned business Community Chef acted swiftly after the shutdown of its commercial rival I Cook Foods by health authorities, a Parliamentary inquiry heard.…

  • Bennie defends food-closure conflict

    Bennie defends food-closure conflict

    Greater Dandenong chief executive John Bennie has defended his actions in managing his and the council’s conflict of interest in the I Cook Foods shutdown.…

  • ‘Take my money’: KFC revellers fined $26,000

    ‘Take my money’: KFC revellers fined $26,000

    Sixteen people have been fined $26,000 for breaching Covid-19 restrictions while holding a surprise birthday party at a Dandenong home. In the meantime, Victoria has…

  • Drink driver blows 0.313

    Drink driver blows 0.313

    A Dandenong North drink-driver has allegedly blown a blood-alcohol reading of more than six times the legal limit. The 38-year-old man was pulled over by…

  • A song and dance over connection

    A song and dance over connection

    Migrant and refugees are being encouraged to get their groove on thanks to a new initiative that’s set to rock the south-eastern suburbs. The initiative,…

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