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  • Rates great for some

    By Nicole WilliamsPROPERTY valuations will see council rates soar for some residents and fall for a lucky few. In the proposed budget released by the…

  • Courses face axe

    By Nicole WilliamsFUNDING cuts to the Victorian TAFE system could see Dandenong students lose access to courses. Chisholm TAFE CEO Maria Peters has spoken out…

  • $60m upgrade secures data

    FUJITSU has lifted the lid on a $60 million upgrade at its Noble Park data centre. The multi-million dollar investment enhanced security, connectivity and hosting…

  • He’s King of the Jungle

    By Nicole WilliamsDANDENONG’S environmental manufacturer has thrown its support behind a teenage eco-warrior. Orange Power sponsored 15-year-old Thomas King by providing $8000 so he could…

  • Four generation answer the call

    By Nicole WilliamsA NEW copper with policing in his blood will be on the beat in Dandenong from this week. Frankston 21-year-old Matthew Caddy became…

  • Police probe soccer shooting

    By Nicole WilliamsTHE public is the key to solving a shooting during a soccer training session in Springvale last week. A soccer played was struck…

  • Marathon to battle cancer

    By Nicole WilliamsWITH a friend like Katarina Jakovljevic on your side, it is easy to believe cancer is curable. The Dandenong woman has thrown her…

  • Security boost targets robbers

    By Nicole WilliamsGREATER Dandenong businesses are forking out the big bucks to protect themselves from persistent thieves. Last month the Star reported that a Eumemmerring…

  • Back on the beat

    By Nicole WilliamsBOOZY youths are out and families are back into parks in Greater Dandenong following a police crackdown on antisocial behaviour. Dandenong Police’s Safe…

  • Going global

    By Nicole WilliamsUNDER threat from a weak Australian market, a local manufacturer has launched its way onto the global market. Dandenong’s AW Bell has been…

  • Local flavour is the Q&A saviour

    By Nicole WilliamsABC’S Q&A rolled into town and transformed the Drum Theatre for a live filming on Monday. With many local residents among the 500-strong…

  • Feet first

    By Nicole WilliamsMELBOURNE to Sydney in a fortnight – if former Minaret College student Mahmoud Chatila can run the distance it will be an incredible…

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