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  • Warrants out for brothers

    Warrants out for brothers

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE believe two men who failed to appear in court could be in Dandenong or Narre Warren. They’ve issued warrants for the…

  • Chewy knifeman

    Chewy knifeman

    By CASEY NEILL A MAN armed with a knife has robbed a Dandenong South service station. Springvale Embona Taskforce detectives are calling for public help…

  • Lucky couple survives tractor’s nightmare run

    Lucky couple survives tractor’s nightmare run

      By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A COUPLE has narrowly avoided serious injury after a tractor ploughed into their bedroom in a Lyndhurst residential estate early this…

  • Blackout as car smashes into home

    Blackout as car smashes into home

    By CASEY NEILL A CAR ploughed into a Springvale South home on Friday night. The Toyota LandCruiser struck a power pole and a large tree…

  • It’s one big Ray of hope

    It’s one big Ray of hope

    JARROD POTTER TAC CUP – qualifying final UNDERDOGGING their way into the TAC Cup semi-finals, Dandenong Stingrays shocked the league knocking off the Western Jets…

  • The soles of self-esteem

    The soles of self-esteem

    By CASEY NEILL MAKING a song and dance about self-esteem had a big impact on Noble Park students last week. The Nubian Gents performed at…

  • Different days for migrants

    Different days for migrants

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TIMES were so different when 30,000 migrants found refuge in Springvale’s Enterprise Migrant Hostel, says its champion Merle Mitchell. When the hostel…

  • One more for the law

    One more for the law

    By CASEY NEILL AZIZ Ahmadi wants to uphold the law and order he values so much in his new home. The Afghanistan-born 18-year-old is completing…

  • Artists muzzled

    Artists muzzled

    By CASEY NEILL AN ART exhibition with political and violent themes has been taken down by the City of Greater Dandenong after just two days.…

  • Bakery radiates success

    Bakery radiates success

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS WALK through the door of Dandy Naan bakery, and the first thing that hits you is searing radiation. Then it is the…

  • A train-led recovery

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IN THE throes of the local auto industry’s demise, Dandenong’s manufacturers are seeking government guarantees that Victoria’s next train and tram fleets…

  • Battle of the wits

    Battle of the wits

    By CASEY NEILL A KEYSBOROUGH school is matching minds with the best of them. Mt Hira College this year entered a team in Tournament of…

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