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  • Arts lead to harmony

    Arts lead to harmony

    By CASEY NEILL ART celebrated creativity and highlighted diversity at St John’s Regional College last week. The Dandenong school held a week-long arts festival in…

  • Tip Top is tapping into laptops

    Tip Top is tapping into laptops

    A DANDENONG manufacturer is helping Lyndale Secondary College students to reach their full potential. Tip Top donated 22 refurbished laptops to the Dandenong North school…

  • New chapter for history hall

    By CASEY NEILL A NEW archive will protect Greater Dandenong’s history for the future. City of Greater Dandenong will join with Springvale and District Historical…

  • Attorney-General backs call to expand Drug Court

    Attorney-General backs call to expand Drug Court

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS STATE Attorney-General Martin Pakula has thrown his support behind the lauded Dandenong Drug Court. Mr Pakula said he was looking forward to…

  • Double fire bomb attack burns fence

    MOLOTOV cocktails which set a fence on fire woke a Dandenong North resident on 15 March. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Tony Lavars said…

  • Aboard the health bus

    Aboard the health bus

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS NATURALLY there’s always a fair bit of ‘chewing the fat’ at a sausage sizzle. Last Monday, long lines of people hovered at…

  • Thieves torch stolen ute

    THIEVES torched a stolen ute on a Springvale roadside in daylight. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Tony Lavars said witnesses reported a green Holden…

  • Bottle shop gun raid

    A GUN-WIELDING thief held up a Keysborough bottle shop for $200. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Tony Lavars said a man wearing a long-sleeved…

  • Company’s journey around the world

    Company’s journey around the world

    VENTURA put Cultural Diversity Week in the spotlight last Friday – and on a plate. The Dandenong company printed posters bearing flags for each of…

  • Wheels protest on a roll

    By CASEY NEILL TRAINS, trams, buses and trucks will stop traffic in central Dandenong next month. Committee for Dandenong member Jill Walsh last week announced…

  • Party has a purpose

    DANDENONG charity Small Help Big Hope is raising money for health care in Papua New Guinea. It will hold the 24-hour party for a purpose…

  • Growing the economy

    By CASEY NEILL FOOD is in focus as a key driver for Greater Dandenong’s economy. Councillors approved the Greater Dandenong Regional Food Strategy and Action…

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