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  • No help from shooting victim: police

    No help from shooting victim: police

    By CASEY NEILL A KEYSBOROUGH man shot in groin at close range last month is refusing to identify the culprit. Detective Sergeant Brett Kahan said…

  • Resurfaced track raises concern

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS RACING Victoria steward Rob Montgomery said no concerns were raised about the safety of the Sandown track ahead of an ill-fated jumps…

  • A summer to remember

    A summer to remember

    By JARROD POTTER AS summer fades into memory for most people, Haileybury Waterlion swimmer Sam Washington will remember this one fondly. Washington, 14, from Mount…

  • Stingrays get the job done

    TAC Cup – round 8 RUNNING hot and cold Dandenong Stingrays eventually found just the right temperature with a 17.10 (112) to 13.8 (86) win…

  • Scots day for old stock yards

    Scots day for old stock yards

    MORE than a touch of tartan graced the Dandenong Showgrounds yesterday (Sunday). The Dandenong Agricultural and Pastoral Society held its 12th annual Scottish Heritage Day,…

  • Founder returns

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE RSL’s first president is now at rest in the sub-branch’s memorial garden. William Fleming and his brothers Vic and Tom founded…

  • A dog’s life on the streets

    A dog’s life on the streets

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS LEE Martin can’t believe at the ripe age of 52 that she’s been without a home for nearly a year. The grandmother…

  • Wetland warriors test the water

    Wetland warriors test the water

    ATHOL Road Primary School has transformed a rubble-filled corner into wetlands. Environmental studies teacher Brian Hunter said the Springvale South school’s senior students finished the…

  • On a knife-edge

    On a knife-edge

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE convinced a knife-wielding Noble Park man who was threatening himself, bystanders and officers to drop his weapons on 12 August last…

  • Fire rips factories

    Fire rips factories

    FIRE engulfed two factories in a Keysborough industrial area on Friday morning. CFA District 8 Operations Officer Paul Carrigg said more than 80 firefighters attended…

  • Plaza’s the place for police training

    Plaza’s the place for police training

    By CASEY NEILL MORE than 20 police officers in training descended on Dandenong Plaza last Thursday. The probationary constables from the Victoria Police Academy spoke…

  • Velvet gloves break down barriers

    Velvet gloves break down barriers

    By CASEY NEILL DETECTIVE Sergeant Dean Hedge has spent the past 20 years sparring with youths, forming fast friendships and breaking down barriers. The Greater…

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