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  • Residents mess up waste scheme

    By Shaun Inguanzo GREATER Dandenong’s new at-call hard waste collection service is suffering the unfortunate fate predicted earlier this year by another municipality. In May…

  • Rangers win in a canter

    THE Dandenong Rangers National Wheelchair Basketball League team took on the visiting Wollongong Roller Hawks at the weekend, successfully securing a vital double of wins…

  • City names new chief

    GREATER Dandenong Council has appointed a new chief executive. John Bennie will leave his post at Manningham Council to join Greater Dandenong this October. His…

  • Companies vie for clean sweep

    By Shaun InguanzoA DANDENONG company that sterilises quarantine items was one of three businesses to become the latest nominees for the Greater Dandenong Chamber of…

  • Aboriginal elder dies, 71

    By Shaun InguanzoGREATER Dandenong council paid tribute to one of the area’s most esteemed Aboriginal elders this week. Aunty Patsy Harrison, 71, died suddenly on…

  • Council’s rejection of budget a ‘silly’ move

    By Shaun InguanzoGREATER Dandenong Council looks ‘silly’ after refusing to adopt its 2006/07 budget and instead sending it for an urgent overhaul by the city’s…

  • No faith in council funding

    GREATER Dandenong Council must cut its funding of the city’s Interfaith Network if it is to remain a secular organisation. That’s the view of Cleeland…

  • Racy start to weekend

    SANDOWN will host a race meeting tomorrow (Friday) afternoon on the Hillside track. The day will recognise a talented thoroughbred sprinter with the running of…

  • Locals meet over beef pies

    By Sarah Schwager A SPRINGVALE South milk bar will bring meat pies to the Asian community after it launched its range of Mrs Mac’s pies…

  • Saints, Hallam in tight tussle

    IT was a tight start in the battle between two of the fiercest archrivals in the Dandenong and District Cricket Association, Hallam and St Mary’s,…

  • Request for speed

    LEADING Pearcedale trainer Jason Thompson’s rising star By Request registered her sixth consecutive victory in winning her heat of the Group 1 ADVANCE Laurels Classic…

  • Waiting times a pain: Dentists

    DENTISTS say Springvale residents are waiting almost three and a half years for a dental appointment under Victoria’s public health system. But despite an increase…

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