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  • PSO cops a spray

    VICTORIA Police is investigating allegations a PSO unjustly and repeatedly sprayed two teenage boys with capsicum foam at Springvale Railway Station. The ABC last night…

  • Toddler locked in hot car

    By CASEY NEILL A TODDLER was allegedly left locked in a car in Noble Park North yesterday (Tuesday), as the temperature soared above 30 degrees.…

  • Ram-raid charges

    AN 18-YEAR-OLD Eumemmerring man will answer 14 charges over a series of ram-raids last Thursday. Police allege he used a stolen car to smash into…

  • Senior swingers

    Senior swingers

    NOT too many 87-year-olds could list fronting a band among their pastimes. Dandenong man Frank Nicholls can. He regularly takes to the stage with the…

  • Lost for words

    Lost for words

    By CASEY NEILL ANDREA Wyatt’s first job post-university is back where her education began. The Keysborough 23-year-old is Chandler Park Primary School’s new speech pathologist.…

  • Hol-e heart problem, Batman

    Hol-e heart problem, Batman

    By CASEY NEILL DEAN Carroll didn’t know he was a Heart Kid until he was all grown up. The financial controller at Dandenong South’s JDN…

  • Shed gets it together

    Shed gets it together

    By CASEY NEILL A TYPICALLY Aussie event will officially open Springvale’s Multicultural Men’s Shed next week. The welcome barbecue for the Australian-first facility will run…

  • Career change a good fit for top apprentice

    Career change a good fit for top apprentice

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG apprentice Mitchell Dowling has trumped more than 35,000 others for a top honour. The 25-year-old won the Best Victorian Apprentice Award…

  • Fatal creek fences

    Fatal creek fences

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS COUNCILLORS have urgently called for safety fencing between a Dandenong South playground and a floodway that claimed a young boy’s life last…

  • MP set to make her mark

    MP set to make her mark

    By CASEY NEILL GABRIELLE Williams not only kept Dandenong in Labor hands at last year’s State Election – she kept it in Collingwood’s grasp, too.…

  • Tourist splash

    Tourist splash

    By CASEY NEILL A CABLE water-ski centre could bring 90,000 people to Bangholme each year. This month Activ will apply for permits to build the…

  • Walking tall

    Walking tall

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS JANG Dhadly has long dreamed of walking with straight feet into his parents’ home in Punjab, India. Thanks to a leg-up from…

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