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  • Waterlions rise to the challenge

    By Marc McGowanTHE Haileybury Waterlions confirmed themselves as one of the country’s top swimming clubs with a stellar showing at last week’s Australian Age Championships…

  • Hoons trash sports oval

    By Kelly YatesHOONS tearing up an Endeavour Hills school oval are leaving behind condoms, cigarette packets, beer bottles and bongs. Wayne Gorsuch told the Star…

  • Social houses

    UP TO 18 new social housing dwellings will be built in the Bruce electorate under the Australian Government’s Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan. Springvale, Noble…

  • Sleeping pills wake-up call

    By Melissa MeehanSLEEPING pills are being blamed for side effects as severe as heroin and other street drugs. Drug rehabilitation groups have warned that the…

  • Easternats are a

    Above: The Easternats bring car enthusiasts from all corners of the country, like Benny and Beau Smith, from Adelaide. – Bridget CookMORE than 30,000 people…

  • Train maker lodges bid

    By Melissa MeehanTHEConnex consortium, which includes Dandenong train builder Bombardier, has lodged its bid to continue operating the Melbourne metropolitan train network. Bombardier, based in…

  • 11 burglaries, man charged

    POLICE have charged a 34-year-old Mulgrave man with 11 counts of burglary committed in the Dandenong area. Detective Senior Constable Tommy Pietrosanto said that the…

  • Top cop wants youth focus

    By Bridget CookSENIOR Sergeant Haydn Downes, the new top cop at Springvale police station, says youth issues will be among his top priorities. “We want…

  • Springvale rallies

    By Stuart TeatherSPRINGVALE North Tennis Club did itself no favours by starring in its debut season in Pennant Grade One last year, finishing second and…

  • Anzac Day service early

    ANZAC Day will be celebrated one week early in Noble Park. An Anzac Day commemoration march and service will be held on Sunday 19 April.…

  • New traffic link opens

    DRIVERS can enjoy safer and easier trips along Thompson Road at Bangholme with the first lanes of the $30 million upgrade now carrying traffic. Member…

  • Zero toll a good result – police

    By Melissa MeehanThat’s what police have called the Easter break that resulted in no fatalities on Greater Dandenong roads. Region 5 Traffic Inspector Mick Sayer…

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