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Beefed-up security stamps out precinct mobs
GREATER Dandenong Council has declared a two-week trial of extra security measures at Dandenong Civic Centre a success. Jody Bosman, the council’s city planning, design…
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Grant means it’s not a waste to e-recycle
By CASEY NEILL KEEPING electronic waste out of landfill is the goal for Quantum Recycling Solutions. The Dandenong South business was among five to receive…
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Pole position
By CASEY NEILL DRIVERS endured lengthy delays in Dandenong last Tuesday morning after a driver crashed his car into a power pole. Police and United…
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Mob attacks bystanders
A MOB of muggers has prompted a public warning from police, following two robberies at Hemmings Park in one day. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior…
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Son shines for dad
By CASEY NEILL JOHN Fabian watched his son Luke accept the trophy for best original EH Holden on his behalf at last year’s Rotary Club…
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Patient GP bypass
A HEALTH organisation head has called for a focus on chronic disease patients after national data suggested patients were attending emergency departments instead of their…
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Trade visit builds bridge to China
By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong business opportunities in China have received another boost. City of Greater Dandenong business group manager Paul Kearsley received an invitation…
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Green is go for leaders
By CASEY NEILL GREEN thinkers in Greater Dandenong have received applause and prizes. The council presented its first Sustainability Awards at the Greater Dandenong Sustainability…
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Police search receipts
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong’s Inspector Bruce Kitchen has said he is “willing to try” a criticised business-card-style receipt system. Under a trial up to…
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Down to the dirty
THOUSANDS of women will get down and dirty in Springvale next weekend. Australia’s female-only muddy fun run Miss Muddy will come to Melbourne for the…
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Offerings for ancestral honour
FAMILIES remembered and honoured their ancestors at a ceremony in Springvale last month. Springvale Botanical Cemetery and Springvale’s Bright Moon Temple held the Ching Ming…
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Where there’s a will there’s a way
SPRINGVALE man Twanny Farrugia has said that Kidney Care has given him a life. Monash Health recently appointed the kidney transplant recipient a Bequest Ambassador…
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