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  • 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…

  • Foster runs into McCrae

    Foster runs into McCrae

    What’s In A Name delves into the fascinating stories and personalities behind some of the city’s best-known street names. This week the Journal looks at…

  • Gateway to success

    Gateway to success

    IT HAS been a big 12 months for Mark Hutton since he started working at Gateway Industries in Dandenong. Addressing the company’s AGM on Wednesday,…

  • A magnet for tears

    A magnet for tears

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FOR such a jolly larger-than-life character, former Springvale mayor Peter McCall can tell several sad tales – but there’s a point to…

  • All in the game for girls

    All in the game for girls

    GREATER Dandenong girls took to courts and fields at Greaves Reserve this month. About 180 Year 9 students from 11 schools across the municipality attended…

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