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  • Woolies moves to break Dandy Sth picket line

    Woolies moves to break Dandy Sth picket line

    Shelf-bare supermarket giant Woolworths has filed for Fair Work Commission orders to disband a picket line blocking its regional distribution centre at Dandenong South. Workers,…

  • Explicit adds to Thompson legacy

    Explicit adds to Thompson legacy

    Superstar Explicit has stamped himself as the sport’s champion greyhound, winning the Melbourne Cup in his penultimate race start to give Team Thompson their fifth…

  • Captain, coach recommit at Thunder

    Captain, coach recommit at Thunder

    Dandenong Thunder’s quest to scale the National Premier League (NPL) Victoria ladder is taking shape through the announcements of some key figures returning to George…

  • Doubts over Woolies warehouse ‘reopening’

    Doubts over Woolies warehouse ‘reopening’

    Doubts are surfacing about a major Woolworths warehouse being declared reopened in Dandenong South after 11 days of an “indefinite strike”. United Workers Union maintained…

  • Signs of distress after NPAC parking fines

    Signs of distress after NPAC parking fines

    A line has been seemingly crossed for unsuspecting drivers fined parking outside Noble Park Aquatic Centre. Greater Dandenong Council had removed a parking space in…

  • Refugee flies a kite for his future

    Refugee flies a kite for his future

    Kite flying has always been a part of Mohammed Balkhi’s life. As a child he would run through the streets of Kabul with his friends…

  • Ways forward for an end to violence

    Ways forward for an end to violence

    In a collective effort, local organisations joined for a “fresh approach” at Dandenong Market as part of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Women’s…

  • Invasive weeds flooding local park

    Invasive weeds flooding local park

    An invasive plant that produces thousands of seeds has been attacking Lysterfield Park, with native flora in the 1400-hectare nature pocket in danger. The Friends…

  • One site doesn’t fit all: Emerson principal

    One site doesn’t fit all: Emerson principal

    Emerson School’s principal John Mooney OAM says he supports the state’s Disability Inclusion Profile program but worries about the barriers to enrolment at specialist schools.…

  • Terminal moves ahead

    Terminal moves ahead

    The State Government is going ahead with plans to expand the Port of Hastings for the future assembly of offshore wind farms, despite the Federal…

  • Rental affordability drops

    Rental affordability drops

    The rental affordability in Greater Melbourne, which includes the City of Casey, has deteriorated, with a rental affordability index (RAI) score of 118 and reaching…

  • Hynes joins the kennel

    Hynes joins the kennel

    Dandenong co-captain Cooper Hynes was selected by the Western Bulldogs at pick 20 in the AFL National Draft on Wednesday night. The Dogs were long…

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