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  • Date sealed for hazard repairs

    Date sealed for hazard repairs

    After a four-year bureaucratic impasse, a dangerously-potholed roadside verge in Keysborough is set to be fixed. Greater Dandenong Council will seal the gravel verge on…

  • Police target street weapons

    Police target street weapons

    Police will use special weapon-search powers in an operation around Dandenong’s railway precinct on Saturday, 11 July. As part of Operation Omni, the area bordered…

  • HK help needed close to home: Memeti

    HK help needed close to home: Memeti

    The Federal Government’s recently-expressed compassion for Hong Kong refugees should be extended to asylum seekers struggling without work and income, Greater Dandenong mayor Jim Memeti…

  • Work in progress: women ‘find their place’

    Work in progress: women ‘find their place’

    Women seeking to rejoin the workforce will be helped in an innovative pilot employment program in Dandenong. Find Your Place has been set up by…

  • Plaza slogan earns respect

    Plaza slogan earns respect

    A zero-tolerance campaign against bad behaviour has been hailed a success by Armada Dandenong Plaza. ‘Respect Protect Connect’ (RPC) was introduced in July 2019 to…

  • Court ruling: an open-shut case

    Court ruling: an open-shut case

    After an initial scare, tennis clubs in Greater Dandenong have been given the green light during the six-week Covid-19 lockdown. Under Victorian guidelines, tennis, as…

  • David Bain wanted for arrest

    David Bain wanted for arrest

    Four warrants have been issued for the arrest of David Bain. The 42-year-old is wanted in relation to burglary, assault, failing to answer bail and…

  • Lights out on temple signs

    Lights out on temple signs

    Greater Dandenong Council has dimmed the lights on two proposed signs at a temple in Keysborough’s green wedge. The 28-square-metre internally-illuminated signs were proposed at…

  • Market in half-shutdown

    Market in half-shutdown

    Dandenong Market’s food outlets remain open as an essential service during the stage-3 Covid-19 lockdown. Vendors with fruit and vegetables, meat, fish and deli items,…

  • Man wanted over kill threat

    Man wanted over kill threat

    A male who allegedly made threats to kill a security guard in Springvale is being sought by police. He and two other males entered a…

  • Path to enlightenment

    Path to enlightenment

    Today the entire world is in turmoil and doesn’t know what to do next, unable to think or make a constructive decision. It is a…

  • Covid-19: Rates relief extended

    Covid-19: Rates relief extended

    Greater Dandenong Council may extend its $200 waiver for unemployed ratepayers in response to the six-week Covid-19 shutdown from 9 July. Mayor Jim Memeti said…

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