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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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