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Sharp fears: Springvale syringe backlash
A group of concerned Springvale leaders have started a petition to relocate a State Government needle and syringe exchange service away from schools and businesses…
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High 5’s to the grand final after keeping Bad Boys at bay
High 5’s has survived an epic night of darts to be the first team through to the Mountain Dart League Division 1 grand final after…
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Late Thunder heroics win
Dandenong Thunder struck back and rebounded after a tough loss with a 1-0 victory away against South Melbourne in round 19 of the NPL. In…
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SBS Dandenong push welcomed by mayor
In a show of bipartisan unity, Victorian upper-house MPs have called for public broadcaster SBS to be based in one of Melbourne’s multicultural hotspots such…
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Fear rises for Aussies trapped in war zone
Residents from the South East were among 872 stranded Australians in Iran as conflict escalated in the Middle East. Due to safety concerns, names and…
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Powerhouse ride for education
Charity rider and refugee advocate Muzafar Ali was welcomed by City of Greater Dandenong in celebration of World Refugee Day. A round of applause and…
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.210 driver speeding in school zone after ’10 beers’
An alleged drink-driver was charged with speeding in a school zone on Police Road Mulgrave on Friday afternoon 20 June. The 49-year-old Springvale man’s white…
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Stolen-car trio arrested in Keysborough
Three men have been arrested with an allegedly stolen car in Keysborough on Saturday morning, 21 June. The trio were spotted by police on Greens…
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Chilling sequel: Father killed while crossing Heatherton Road
A father-of-two has been killed after being struck by a car in Endeavour Hills on Friday evening 20 June. The 51-year-old man died at the…
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Noble Park woman’s death investigated by Homicide Squad, Endeavour Hills man questioned
Homicide Squad detectives are investigating after a Noble Park woman died in hospital on Friday evening, 20 June. The woman, who is aged in her…
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Street lighting under scrutiny
Lighting inside bus stops and surrounding street lights are under scrutiny in Cardinia and Casey, as both affect visibility for drivers and for people waiting…
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Six-month margin for charity
Narre Warren-based charity, BK2Basics, has been given an additional six months of leeway, after a lengthy deliberation by the city of Casey’s councillors on Tuesday,…
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