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  • Police call for police in schools

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council is lobbying for the return of the ‘Police in Schools Involvement Program. On 9 December, the council agreed to…

  • Mature artists

    Mature artists

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS Aged-care residents in Doveton have moulded a series of ceramic works for their first group art exhibition. Under the sure tutelage of…

  • Time well spent has its reward

    Time well spent has its reward

    By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park Secondary College student Kayla Rizzo was shocked to receive a Noble Park Rotary award. The 16-year-old took home an Arthur…

  • Witness sought to indecent assault

    Witness sought to indecent assault

    A MAN grabbed and indecently assaulted a teenage girl in Keysborough earlier this month. Dandenong Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team (SOCIT) are appealing…

  • Pair rescue woman from attacker

    Pair rescue woman from attacker

    TWO good Samaritans pulled a man from a car during an alleged assault in Dandenong on Friday. A woman had just parked her car in…

  • A Dandy juggler

    A Dandy juggler

    AS far as Tommy So knows, he’s the only freestyle footballer in Greater Dandenong. The Keysborough ‘juggler’ has trod a lonely path, teaching himself freestyle…

  • Lions share of joy

    Lions share of joy

    AYSHA was among the patients at Monash Childrens Dandenong who got some unexpected pre-Christmas joy last week. Lions Club of Dandenong past-president Dr Keerthi Gunawardana…

  • Grateful green thumb

    Grateful green thumb

    By CASEY NEILL A SPRINGVALE Garden Club stalwart has received the highest horticulture honour in Australia. Shirley Boden, 82, has been with the club since…

  • Plaza crime clean-up

    Plaza crime clean-up

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE are helping Dandenong Plaza traders, security staff and cleaners to cut crime. The shopping centre hosted a forum with guests from…

  • Shining lights in learning

    Shining lights in learning

    By CASEY NEILL TWO Greater Dandenong schools are punching well above their weight – and are now teaching others around the country and the world.…

  • China crisis

    China crisis

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS Opponents say Asian gateway is too Chinese… A FINAL design for a long-awaited Springvale Asian Gateway has failed to defuse a community…

  • Holden impact minimal

    Holden impact minimal

    By CASEY NEILL HOLDEN’S impeding closure is a terrible decision for Australia, but the impact on Greater Dandenong will be minimal. This was the word…

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