Home » Burned-out cars’ graveyards

Burned-out cars’ graveyards

23/05/2013

DANDENONG South and Bangholme’s isolated areas are becoming a dumping ground for stolen cars.
In what’s become a weekly occurrence in recent months, fire completely destroyed a red 2006 Holden Club Sport sedan near Pillars Road in Bangholme about 3am on 19 May.
Police said the car was stolen from Narre Warren.

Digital Editions

Hot-hand Hank joins the 180 party

The list of players to throw 180s doubled in round four of the South West Gippsland Dart League (SWGDL) as some of the stars of…

More News

Weekend crime crackdown leads to multiple arrests

Five people across Melbourne were arrested as part of Operation Advance last weekend — including two men from Cranbourne. The two men, both aged 36 were first sighted by the…
Little India’s survival ‘uncertain’: traders

Dandenong’s Little India traders say their future is perilous, with a large swathe of vacant shops in Foster Street set for demolition for the first stage of a $600 million…
Parliamentary petition calls for greater safety measures along Pound Road, following tragic death

A local MP has sponsored a Parliamentary petition calling for pedestrian safety upgrades on Pound Road in Narre Warren South following the death of a teenage boy in February. In…
Three teen girls arrested after alleged armed robbery at Narre Warren shopping centre

Three girls from Greater Dandenong have been arrested after an alleged armed robbery at a shopping centre in Narre Warren. Officers were called to the centre on Overland Drive about…
170km/h driver allegedly fails drug test

An Endeavour Hills driver has lost his licence after allegedly being caught over double the speed limit and failing a drug test in Dingley Village. Moorabbin Highway Patrol officers spotted…

Final putt at Cranbourne Golf Course

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 536809 After 70 years as a respected and much-loved part of Victoria’s sporting and community landscape, Cranbourne Golf Course closed following its final day…
This land is not fragile – but our truth became selective

Australia is not a fragile nation. But our willingness to tell the whole truth has become fragile. We are a young country built on an ancient land, and instead of…
Shot fired in e-scooter dispute

A drug-addled man who rammed open a factory gate and fired a gun near a business owner after a dispute over an e-scooter purchase has been jailed. Cody Guerra, a…
Mindfulness protection in daily life

In Buddhist teachings, sati—commonly translated as mindfulness—occupies a central place in the path to liberation. Far from being limited to seated meditation, mindfulness is presented as a practical and protective…
Looking Back

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 231126 100 years ago 11 March 1926 Dandenong Band The Dandenong Band mustered in good strength for a recital in the park on Sunday…