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  • Tee off is hit for homeless

    Tee off is hit for homeless

    By CASEY NEILL BUSINESSES will hit the golf course for Hanover Welfare Services next year. The South East Business Networks (SEBN) Take a Swing for…

  • Biker disqualified

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AN unlicensed rider who took an unregistered off-road motorbike for a joyriding circuit of Dandenong railway station’s bus terminal and then refused…

  • School shortfall strikes

    By CASEY NEILL A LACK of primary school places could force families to leave Keysborough. There was talk of a new primary school being in…

  • Efforts gain reward

    Efforts gain reward

    A SPRINGVALE nurse has been applauded for her dedication to helping women beat cancer. Van Dang took home the Quality of Practice award at the…

  • Council won’t force cost of cuts

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council will not follow the lead of other councils for mandatory desexing of pet cats and dogs due to a…

  • Police seek kissing culprit

    Police seek kissing culprit

    A MAN with “dirty, decayed front teeth” grabbed a woman and kissed her against her will in Noble Park. Police are appealing for witnesses to…

  • Change against racism

    Change against racism

    FIGHTING racism takes action, not just talk, says actor Diana Nguyen. “What would you do?” she challenged audience members at a Racism. Get Up. Speak…

  • Mo town rules

    Mo town rules

    SILLY mos and sausages were the order of the day in central Dandenong on Friday. Maurice Blackburn Lawyers held a Movember sausage sizzle in Thomas…

  • Sign of respect

    Sign of respect

    SMOKE filled Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Friday, but there was no cause for alarm. The Koori Court hosted a welcome to country and traditional smoking…

  • Message in the march

    Message in the march

    By CASEY NEILL “AT Dandenong Magistrates’ Court we are dealing with 400 applications for family intervention orders every month.” Magistrate Leslie Fleming revealed this shocking…

  • Thai tiles make Aussie grade

    Thai tiles make Aussie grade

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS USE PIC SMALL GREATER Dandenong Council maintains its $65 million municipal building project is meeting its Australian-made benchmarks despite a surprise delivery…

  • Dawn — epitome of heroism

    Dawn — epitome of heroism

    A DANDENONG North carer who went above and beyond the call of duty has been honoured with an Ambulance Victoria Community Hero award. It was…

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