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  • It’s Nina for the Greens

    It’s Nina for the Greens

    By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park community worker Nina Springle is promising to give the region a voice. The Greens candidate is running for a South…

  • Libs name their candidate

    Libs name their candidate

    JOANNA Palatsides will contest the seat of Dandenong for the Liberal Party at November’s State Election. Ms Palatsides lives in Endeavour Hills with her husband…

  • It’s goodnight Knight as Noble Park cuts ties

    It’s goodnight Knight as Noble Park cuts ties

    By JARROD POTTER JON Knight is no longer Noble Park’s coach. Knight’s tenure at the EFL Division 1 club has drawn to an end after…

  • Police call for murder help

    Police call for murder help

    By CASEY NEILL IT WASN’T until daybreak on 6 February that someone saw Geck Gov lying in the driveway of her Noble Park home. She’d…

  • Lexcen impounded

    Lexcen impounded

    POLICE impounded a Toyota Lexcen that was travelling at 150 kilometres an hour in Noble Park on Friday night. The van crew intercepted the car…

  • Family’s second life journey

    Family’s second life journey

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN ASYLUM seeker family fears its “second life” safely settled in Greater Dandenong could be snatched away at any moment. The Journal…

  • Voices behind the wire

    Voices behind the wire

    DEATH threats from a political faction forced ‘Kumar’ and his wife to flee their homeland – without their two children. They’ve since welcomed another into…

  • Support statement

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong’s push for more federal resources for asylum seekers living in the community was given a ringing endorsement at an inter-council…

  • Heart warming dawn

    Heart warming dawn

    By CASEY NEILL BRAND New Day is growing and so are the people visiting the care and empowerment service. Manager Margo Hartley opened the converted…

  • Courts in the dock

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG lawyer is calling for “multicultural courts” and more education to keep refugees out of the legal system. Bilal Amani said…

  • House extension provides stress outlet

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG Neighbourhood House has stretched itself across 15 off-site campuses to help keep a large band of asylum seekers active. Its humble…

  • Food shows the way to men’s hearts

    Food shows the way to men’s hearts

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS SARAH is proof that anything is possible. It’s been a rocky path for the 23-year-old single mum who has been cooking up…

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