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  • Quilting a creative patch

    Quilting a creative patch

    By CASEY NEILL EVERY Tuesday there’s an air of excitement and enthusiasm at Dandenong Neighbourhood House – the quilters from Wallara have arrived. When the…

  • Skilled on a world stage

    Skilled on a world stage

    NATIONAL champion panel beater and Chisholm graduate Dayne Ciborowski has returned to the TAFE’s Dandenong campus to judge the next generation of apprentices. The Cranbourne…

  • Hunt for thief

    Hunt for thief

    A 62-YEAR-OLD man was assaulted and robbed in Dandenong last month. The man had finished withdrawing money from an ATM outside Dandenong Lotto on Thomas…

  • Lawyers find charity cash

    Lawyers find charity cash

    By CASEY NEILL TWELVE days of festive fun at M and K Lawyers in Dandenong will raise more than $2000 for charity. The office decided…

  • Casting Christmas goodwill

    Casting Christmas goodwill

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WORKERS at Nissan’s metal-casting plant in Dandenong South have sacrificed their Christmas bonus hampers, instead pooling the funds for the Red Cross…

  • Hopes for an annual event

    Hopes for an annual event

    ROTARY Club of Dandenong South East has raised more than $3000 for brain cancer research to honour a former member. The club held the first…

  • Diversity is our community

    Diversity is our community

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS VOLUNTEERS are regarded as the lifeblood for “turning disadvantage into advantage” at the Asylum Seeker’s Resource Centre. The centre had grown out…

  • Santa of smiles

    “HENRY couldn’t care less about having a photo with Santa, but I do,” smiled Janine Irwin as she watched her autistic son pose for photographs…

  • They’re wild about Harry

    They’re wild about Harry

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG North fashion student’s collection earned some valuable fans last week. Harry Katakouzinos, 21, received the Best Runway Collection award at…

  • More police hit the roads

    More police hit the roads

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE will spend an extra 120 hours on Greater Dandenong roads this festive season. Operation Invincible kicked off last weekend and is…

  • Just don’t call them “old”

    Just don’t call them “old”

    By CAMERON LUCADOUWELLS THEY’RE certainly not a bad group of ‘old bastards’. In fact, the self-titled International Order of Old Bastards (IOOB) are something closer…

  • Keys to their past

    Keys to their past

    By GAVIN BYRT YEAR 5 and 6 students at Mt Hira College have been learning about the history of Keysborough with the help of someone…

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