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  • Australian first for Pinelodge

    Australian first for Pinelodge

    DANDENONG’S St John of God Pinelodge Clinic has achieved an Australian first. The drug, alcohol and mental health centre has received the National Mental Health…

  • Off the block

    By CASEY NEILL DEBATE over “residential growth” at last week’s council meeting ended in a knockback for a Dandenong apartment block. The applicant proposed a…

  • Millions to market

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG Market expects about five million shoppers in the next 12 months, as it approaches its 150th birthday in 2016. Councillors approved…

  • Lingo of the law

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE Police Station will be the first in the state to trial a language kiosk. Senior Sergeant Alan Dew said the touch…

  • School’s eye on health

    School’s eye on health

    A HEALTHY start to the day is in focus at Springvale Rise Primary School. As part of Walk Safely to School Day, students and parents…

  • Afghans up in lights

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN Afghan community leader has called for signage to crown the $1.1 million Afghan Bazaar precinct in Dandenong. Khaliq Fazal, president of…

  • More jobs for plaza

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG Plaza is in line for a jobs boost, according to Planning Minister Matthew Guy. Last Thursday it was among major centres…

  • LOGIS in logical win

    LOGIS in logical win

    DANDENONG LOGIS has received a national award. Victoria’s first eco-industrial estate won the Best Business or Industrial Park award at the Property Council of Australia’s…

  • A moment with Marg Stork

    A moment with Marg Stork

    Carol’s a blast from the past I WAS delighted to hear from former Dandenong Girls School student Carol Pratt last week after an old school…

  • New look at Oz Day

    THE City of Greater Dandenong is revamping its Australia Day awards to recognise and develop civic pride. Annual awards will now go to the Citizen,…

  • Generations get together

    Generations get together

    GENERATIONS poles apart united at Resurrection Primary School. Students invited their grandparents and other special family members to spend a day at the Keysborough school…

  • Body near cemetery was Dandenong man

    Body near cemetery was Dandenong man

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A DANDENONG man’s body found outside a Keilor East cemetery on Sunday has been identified. Homicide Squad detectives identified the man as…

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