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  • Three years jail for pursuits

    Three years jail for pursuits

    By CASEY NEILL YOU can run from police, but you can’t hide. This was the warning from Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol Senior Sergeant Scott Roberts…

  • Brazen thief turfs driver

    Brazen thief turfs driver

    A THIEF has stolen a car while its owner was stopped at traffic lights in Dandenong. The Carnegie driver, 25, was at the intersection of…

  • Study club celebrations

    Study club celebrations

    MORE than 150 Dandenong U3A members and guests celebrated the club’s 20th birthday at a lunch last week. They dined at Waltzing Matilda to kick…

  • Rail boost eases crush

    Rail boost eases crush

    GREATER Dandenong train passengers should have more room to move in coming years. The State Government last Friday announced a $2-2.5 billion rail project to…

  • ’Azum’ comes clean

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A GRAFFITI vandal convicted for tagging a railway station car park and an early learning centre has been told he wouldn’t last…

  • Dawn robbery at knifepoint

    Dawn robbery at knifepoint

    A MAN was robbed at knifepoint in a dawn attack in Dandenong on 3 February. Police last week released an image of a man they…

  • Ice dad escapes jail

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A FORMERLY “law-abiding” father in the midst of an ‘ice’ addiction lost his 25-year marriage, his job, assaulted his daughter and became…

  • A childhood fascination with trains still lingers

    A childhood fascination with trains still lingers

    My fascination with trains began when I was a child when my late father Rowland Archer of ‘Ryecroft’ Lyndhurst took me in his spring cart…

  • Education key to empower women

    Education key to empower women

    NARELLE COULTER A BUSINESS breakfast in Dandenong to celebrate International Women’s Day was reminded that there is still a large disparity in the opportunities faced…

  • Building rates as a green star

    Building rates as a green star

    A KEYSBOROUGH industrial building is the first in Australia to register for a Green Star – Performance rating. Australand developed the 27,000 square metre Keysborough…

  • Around the world for market shoppers

    Around the world for market shoppers

    DANDENONG Market shoppers took a trip around the globe on Sunday – with no need for a passport. This year’s free Dandenong World Fare featured…

  • Batting breaks down barriers

    Batting breaks down barriers

    POLICE officers and indigenous community members faced off in a cricket match at Dandenong Showgrounds on Sunday. Local indigenous worker David Dryden initiated the event…

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