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  • Furniture stolen

    ABOUT $15,000 worth of furniture has been stolen in two separate thefts from shipping containers in Dandenong South’s industrial area. Detective Sergeant Luke Kirton of…

  • Kids in water scare

    Kids in water scare

    By CASEY NEILL SILVERTON Primary School made a splash at a water conference last week. The Noble Park North students made a video called The…

  • Clow a father of the church

    Clow a father of the church

    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…

  • Sons of Anzac

    Sons of Anzac

    ST JOHN’S Regional College in Dandenong is playing a key role in Victoria’s Sons of Anzacs activities. Gary Phillips from Sons of Anzac, Victorian RSL…

  • New hub plays its part

    New hub plays its part

    DANDENONG is home to Preston Motors Group’s new parts hub. The automotive parts and refinish supplier opened the 5400 square metre warehouse in Discovery Road…

  • Black and gold passion

    Black and gold passion

    By Jarrod Potter THE only thing as famous as the Aris boys now are their amazing supporters – who donned the gold and black en…

  • Shot fired at Springvale home

    Shot fired at Springvale home

    A SINGLE shot was fired into the front fence of a Springvale South property last night. Greater Dandenong CIU detectives are appealing for witnesses to…

  • All’s Wells that ends Wells

    All’s Wells that ends Wells

    By JARROD POTTER THE historians and bookie-room storytellers were all against Wells. Bashboy – ridden by Berwick jockey Steven Pateman – going for its third…

  • Cow shows how

    Cow shows how

    By CASEY NEILL OLIVIA Mooton John is a cow on a mission. She’s inspiring students at Noble Park North’s Silverton Primary School to eat well,…

  • Music’s X factor

    Music’s X factor

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG student Rachael Thompson started her singing career with nursery rhymes. Last week, the St John’s College year nine student wowed the…

  • Auto classes for accelerated opportunity

    Auto classes for accelerated opportunity

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG police are helping local youths get a start in the auto industry. They donated a car and two motorcycles to Concern…

  • Merger mess

    By CASEY NEILL WHY continue with a merger? That’s the question hanging over Chandler Park Primary School and the former Maralinga Primary School. The Keysborough…

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