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  • ‘Compelling’ evidence for closure: Sutton

    ‘Compelling’ evidence for closure: Sutton

    Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton has told a Parliamentary inquiry he has “no doubt” he made the right call to close I Cook Foods’ factory.…

  • Shisha ‘floodgates’ opening?

    Shisha ‘floodgates’ opening?

    The floodgates may have opened for more shisha-smoking lounges in Greater Dandenong after a recent state planning tribunal decision, according to a Greater Dandenong councilor.…

  • Thompson seeing double on a memorable night on the track

    Thompson seeing double on a memorable night on the track

    Leading Pearcedale trainer Jason Thompson chalked up a winning double in Victoria and Queensland on Thursday night with all four winners coming within one action-packed…

  • Crucial return to play update

    Crucial return to play update

    The path forward for competitive senior and junior football and netball in 2020 has become that little bit clearer with the release of key documents…

  • Toner has the drive

    Toner has the drive

    Jack Toner was at the beach with his dog when a text message came through that changed the course of his 2020 season. The 19-year-old…

  • Art drawcard at a ‘good price’

    Art drawcard at a ‘good price’

    A Covid-ravaged economy has delivered a “good price” in building the landmark Greater Dandenong Gallery of Art. The contemporary public art gallery will occupy the…

  • Keys to heritage survival

    Keys to heritage survival

    Greater Dandenong’s 2020 citizen-of-the-year and historian Chris Keys has urged for Keysborough’s oldest public building to be saved from ruin. The president of Dandenong and…

  • No space for ‘unchanged’ subdivision

    No space for ‘unchanged’ subdivision

    A proposed subdivision in Noble Park that little changes the existing building has been rejected by the state’s planning tribunal. In her reasons on 23…

  • Private donation saves Court Network

    Private donation saves Court Network

    Court Network will continue its Family Court support services, after a stunning private donation at the 11th hour revived the organisation. And in a poetic…

  • JP services find a home

    JP services find a home

    After three months of Covid-related displacement, Justices of the Peace have found a home in Springvale. As a temporary solution, the services have been made…

  • Moving sign of a deeper bond

    Moving sign of a deeper bond

    Dandenong CFA’s main fire truck is emblazoned with professional Aboriginal artwork that paints a life-saving message. The ‘Smoke alarms save lives’ slogan adorned with proud…

  • Join the ‘kindness pandemic’

    Join the ‘kindness pandemic’

    Jewish affirmations intersect in the concept of Torah as the ordering of human existence. Humans are ethically responsible creatures who are responsive to Nature. Shalom…

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