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  • Brothel upgrade

    Shaun InguanzoA DANDENONGbrothel will be extended after council agreed to accept the business’ application this week. Councillors also passed an application to turn an existing…

  • Tip dumped

    GREATER Dandenong council will not support any amendments allowing the Lyndhurst tip to accept hazardous waste. Councillors passed the motion at Monday’s meeting and agreed…

  • Car smashes into house

    AN EARLY morning wake-up call was given to a Springvale family after an out-of-control car slammed into its house this week. A Holden Commodore left…

  • Kate handed chance to reach the summit

    By Melissa Grant KATE HANDS describes herself as the average working class Aussie. And it’s the reason she could be taking a seat at Prime…

  • Bike push gears up

    By Nathan JohnstonCITY of Greater Dandenong councillor Paul Donovan says more government funding is needed to improve pedestrian and cycling facilities in the south eastern…

  • Glassing at hotel

    A MAN was struck in the face with a beer glass at a Dandenong hotel last Sunday. The man, 49, was involved in an argument…

  • Council not ‘that’ festive

    By Shaun Inguanzo ORGANISERS of a festival that is tipped to attract 20,000 visitors to Greater Dandenong are furious that the city’s council has refused…

  • City honours citizens

    THE Greater Dandenong Australia Day Committee has revealed the winners of the city’s Australia Day honours to be presented with awards during a ceremony on…

  • Proud boost

    By Rebecca FraserNOBLE Park residents and the local Sudanese community are set to benefit from a $50,000 injection from the Proud to Participate Community Building…

  • Factory noise row erupts

    RESIDENTS near a Keysborough factory are still experiencing excessive noise and unsightly views. Keysborough Ward councillor Roz Blades this week said Festival Crescent residents had…

  • In pole position

    OCCUPANTS of a vehicle which collided with a traffic light pole walked away with “more embarrassment than injury” fire fighters said. CFA photographer Keith Pakenham…

  • Flag flies and horror recalled

    – Shaun InguanzoGREATER Dandenong’s Vietnamese community flew dozens of former South Vietnamese flags proudly last week as its members paid respect to the Australian soldiers…

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