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  • ‘Call’ saves woman from tree-fall trauma

    ‘Call’ saves woman from tree-fall trauma

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A CALL of nature may have saved a Dandenong caravan park resident’s life during yesterday afternoon’s storm. Monika Barany had just put…

  • Time for a little fun

    Time for a little fun

    LITTLE Day Out was the headline event of the third annual Greater Dandenong Children’s Festival on Sunday. It transformed Ross Reserve in Noble Park with…

  • Car crashes into front yard

    Car crashes into front yard

    A CAR has ended up in a Heatherton Road front yard following a collision with another vehicle. Emergency crews were called to the scene in…

  • Insider view of TV world

    Insider view of TV world

    COLOURFUL quilts, beautiful blooms and a TV guru were a treat for retirees in Noble Park this month. The Dandenong University of the Third Age…

  • Hand brake turns it on

    Hand brake turns it on

    By CASEY NEILL HAND Brake Turn has helped to restore an elderly man’s faith in youth. Students have helped to restore a donated 1984 Ford…

  • Shooting stress

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A FORMER religious leader at Numan Haider’s Hallam mosque says his community has been under heightened stress since the 18-year-old Endeavour Hills man…

  • Watch the rainbow

    Watch the rainbow

    By CASEY NEILL NEIGHBOURHOOD Watch and police are reaching out to multicultural communities to make Greater Dandenong safer. They launched Project Enable in the Dandenong…

  • Hoops-a-daisy

    Hoops-a-daisy

    Dandenong Market proved popular with parents wanting to keep children busy during the school holidays last week. Sisters Elham, 8, and Helia, 6, spun up…

  • Near-drowning recalled

    Near-drowning recalled

    By CASEY NEILL A TODDLER’S tragic death in Dandenong Creek this month brought back memories for councillor Angela Long. Her son Kevin almost drowned at…

  • Dead man’s Dandenong link

    Dead man’s Dandenong link

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TRADERS in Dandenong’s Palm Plaza were shocked that Numan Haider had been demonstrating at the mall days before his ill-fated visit to…

  • Banks pull the plug

    Banks pull the plug

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FOREIGN money exchanges in Dandenong could close en masse after being abandoned by the ‘Big Four’ banks. Mohammad Parwarish, owner of MP…

  • Aunties honoured

    Aunties honoured

    By CASEY NEILL TWO women who championed Aboriginal rights in Dandenong last week received recognition for their achievements. Aunties Walda Blow and Winnie Quagliotti were…

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