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  • Ice user’s violence remorse on way to nine months’ jail

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN ICE-user has been jailed for nine months for striking and detaining his partner in their Noble Park home while he was…

  • IT cash is on the desktop table

    GREATER Dandenong kinders have shared more than $41,000 in grants. The State Government spread IT and minor infrastructure grants across nine kindergartens and pre-schools. Dandenong…

  • New residents care to be there

    New residents care to be there

    SOME of Greater Dandenong’s newest residents have enjoyed a picnic in the park. CatholicCare held the multicultural youth and families sports day at Dandenong Park…

  • Race day fire cause

    INVESTIGATORS have blamed an electrical fault for the fire which left Sandown Racecourse grandstand cordoned off for the Guineas race day. The blaze broke out…

  • Employment centre vow

    THE Liberal Party has pledged to build an employment and training centre in Dandenong if it wins Saturday’s State Election. The Work and Learning Centre…

  • Ghetto fears

    SPRINGVALE South residents fear a “ghetto” would eventuate from a five-unit development on a single block in their court. City of Greater Dandenong councillors rejected…

  • Firies find body in burning car

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A BODY has been found in a burning car in “non-suspicious” circumstances in Dawn Avenue, Dandenong South this morning. A neighbour told…

  • Body found in park

    UPDATE Homicide Squad detectives are “confident” that a man, whose body was found in Dandenong Park this morning, has died in suspicious circumstances. Detective Sergeant…

  • Invitation to feel valued

    Invitation to feel valued

    By CASEY NEILL A CHANCE chat in a Berwick chicken shop led Chisholm CEO Maria Peters into TAFE. She told last week’s South East Business…

  • Law language

    Law language

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE Police Station is trialling an Australian-first “electronic triage” system to provide better service and save thousands of dollars on interpreter fees.…

  • Fuel spill flashpoint

    Fuel spill flashpoint

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN AVIATION fuel spill that gridlocked the Monash Freeway and the surrounding road network for five hours on Wednesday has ignited concerns…

  • ‘Please come home’

    ‘Please come home’

    By CASEY NEILL IT’S been almost three months since Jake Lyons mysteriously left his Dandenong North home. His father Rick went out with friends on…

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