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  • Gates opens for tender works

    A LOCAL company has been selected by Greater Dandenong Council officers as the preferred tenderer to make, supply and install the Springvale Asian Gateway project.…

  • Eyes down for Ace

    Eyes down for Ace

    By CASEY NEILL NARRE Warren South teen Ace Bryans faces a bigger battle than most to complete his schoolwork. Writing an essay leaves the 14-year-old…

  • Police seek clues to last hours of Springvale man

    Police seek clues to last hours of Springvale man

    By CASEY NEILL HOMICIDE Squad detectives will set up an information caravan in Noble Park today as they continue to investigate the suspicious death of…

  • Special delivery

    Special delivery

    By CASEY NEILL A SPRINGVALE police officer saved a baby girl’s life last Wednesday – just two weeks after starting at the station. Constable Laura…

  • Little boy lost

    Little boy lost

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS SAFETY around a playground near the banks of Dandenong Creek is set to come under scrutiny after the drowning of a three-year-old…

  • Remembering Clarence

    Remembering Clarence

    By CASEY NEILL CLARENCE Reardon was just seven months old when he succumbed to a month-long battle with whooping cough on 19 March 1902. The…

  • Mystery of body in street

    Mystery of body in street

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE man Peter Danh was found dead in a Noble Park street on Thursday night. Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the 36-year-old’s…

  • Pancakes too hot

    Pancakes too hot

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A TERRIFIED neighbour’s pleas for Pancake Parlour’s Dandenong restaurant to close off its car park to after-hours drunks, drug dealers, hoons and…

  • Women burnt in gas explosion

    Women burnt in gas explosion

    By CASEY NEILL A GAS-FUELLED explosion in Springvale South has left two women with severe burns and promoted a safety warning. Springvale Fire Brigade Senior…

  • Call for rate hike

    By CASEY NEILL KEYSBOROUGH residents should pay extra rates to meet growing demand for new facilities. This was the suggestion from Councillor Sean O’Reilly at…

  • Pearls of wisdom

    Pearls of wisdom

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS WELL-earned pearls of wisdom from a Dandenong group of venerable women have been recorded in a booklet. ‘Dandenong Community Stories’ shares tales…

  • Vote one refugee

    Vote one refugee

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS DECLARING himself as the first Afghan refugee to run for State Parliament, John Gulzari said it was about time Dandenong’s 5000-strong Hazara…

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