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  • Growing link

    Growing link

    By CASEY NEILL BUDDING green thumbs are gaining more than gardening skills at Dandenong’s Pop-Up Park. The Red Cross is offering gardening classes to new…

  • Visa defeat blamed for asylum struggle

    Visa defeat blamed for asylum struggle

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IMMIGRATION and Border Protection Minister Scott Morrison has blamed opposition parties for the hundreds of asylum seekers living without work rights in…

  • Political cup cools

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FINALLY an outlet to buy Greek coffee has opened in central Dandenong – and now MP John Pandazopoulos’s 22-year reign as its…

  • Be seen green

    Be seen green

    By CASEY NEILL A SEARCH for Greater Dandenong’s environmental heroes is now on. The council is calling for nominations for its new Greater Dandenong Sustainability…

  • Appeal for cold case witness

    Appeal for cold case witness

    POLICE are appealing for information about a decade-old alleged rape. Dandenong Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team (SOCIT) Detective Senior Constable Tristan Snow said…

  • Split decision

    Split decision

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong’s mayoral race remains a tight three-way fight that could even be decided by pulling a name out of the hat.…

  • Ready for revitalising

    MORE than a third of Revitalising Central Dandenong precinct land is now developed, under construction or committed for development. About 65 per cent of the…

  • Cycling logo design on course

    Cycling logo design on course

    DANDENONG students are learning with help from local manufacturer Jayco. Their Chisholm Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design course included designing logos for Jayco’s 40th anniversary…

  • Trains on track for election

    Trains on track for election

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS LABOR has pledged to roll out 30 new metro trains and 20 V/Line carriages as part of an $800 million state election…

  • Needs based is the solution

    Needs based is the solution

    By CASEY NEILL THE Shotton Group is breaking ground, spending $2.5 million on machines which have never before been used in the southern hemisphere. The…

  • Land buy businessman forged ahead

    Land buy businessman forged ahead

    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…

  • Wishes swing

    Wishes swing

    By CASEY NEILL WALLARA’S annual golf day has raised $50,000 for its Wish Foundation. The event, which was held at Keysborough Golf Club on 24…

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