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  • Armed response to Anzac Day terror threat

    Armed response to Anzac Day terror threat

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS POLICE will be fully armed at Anzac Day services in Dandenong on Saturday in response to an alleged terrorist plot targeting police…

  • Teen flees after car chase

    Teen flees after car chase

    By CASEY NEILL A TEEN is on the run following a pursuit in Dandenong that ended with a police car being rammed. Greater Dandenong CIU…

  • New charges for terror accused teen

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A HAMPTON Park man who had been placed in preventative detention since Saturday’s counter-terrorism raids has been released, re-arrested and charged by…

  • Wheels roll in to back local manufacturing

    Wheels roll in to back local manufacturing

    By CASEY NEILL “A GERM of an idea around a dinner table” grew into a traffic-stopping showcase of Dandenong’s manufacturing strength. Calls to create an…

  • Uniform is badge of honour

    Uniform is badge of honour

      By CASEY NEILL THE World War I uniform in the Dandenong RSL foyer it more than just clothing. It belonged to Corporal Victor Royston…

  • Onto the pages of history

    Onto the pages of history

      By NARELLE COULTER ROUSED from what must have been a fitful sleep at 3am on 25 April 1915, Harold ‘Shaver’ Tulloch ate breakfast at…

  • Brothers on the battlefield

    Brothers on the battlefield

      By CASEY NEILL THREE Fleming brothers left Springvale for the foreign battlefields of World War I. Unlike many who fought during the Great War,…

  • War to end all wars didn’t end madness

    War to end all wars didn’t end madness

      By CASEY NEILL WAR has become a family affair for the Meehans, but Noble Park RSL president John hopes the tradition ends with him.…

  • Bayonet charge on enemy

    Bayonet charge on enemy

      By CASEY NEILL SERGEANT Charles Henry Masters was one of the first men in Dandenong to enlist for World War I. He was also…

  • Farmer’s blood soaks into foreign field’s soil

    Farmer’s blood soaks into foreign field’s soil

      By CHRIS KEYS IF YOUNG Keysborough farmer Eric Martin had time to take any comfort in the moments before his death from wounds sustained…

  • Spirits go undampened

    Spirits go undampened

      By CASEY NEILL SACRIFICE, mateship and courage were the common themes at Anzac centenary commemorations held in Springvale and Noble Park yesterday (Sunday). Wet…

  • Battle’s school of hard knocks

    Battle’s school of hard knocks

      By NARELLE COULTER THE ghosts of Lighthorsemen past ride on at Dandenong High School, their memory preserved in the school’s official colours – dark…

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