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  • 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…

  • Seniors line up to dance

    Seniors line up to dance

    DANCE and song united young and old at Valley Village Mews Retirement Village last month. Emerson School junior/senior campus principal Dianne Wright has taught line…

  • Loud applause

    Loud applause

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG’S Senada Aldobasic has been applauded for her dedication to “those with a dim voice”. The 21-year-old was the inaugural winner of…

  • Fake gun attack

    Fake gun attack

    By CASEY NEILL Robbery victim sends fake firearm attackers packing… A NOBLE Park man, 45, made a dangerous assumption as he stared down the barrel…

  • Men pop up to support women

    Men pop up to support women

    EVEN bigger than the sausage sizzle queue at Dandenong’s Pop Up Park on 24 November was the line to pledge support for the White Ribbon…

  • Dog nabbed in house raid

    Dog nabbed in house raid

    THREE men forced their way into a Noble Park home and stole a dog, a car and a phone. A 36-year-old man answered a knock…

  • Manufacturing makes the grade

    Manufacturing makes the grade

    By CASEY NEILL HALLAM Senior College students got a taste of the manufacturing floor this week – in their classroom. Engineers from Nordon Conversions in…

  • Street seat

    Street seat

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS PRIMARY school students have taken a seat in “the real world” by designing and pitching a unique bench they hope will grace…

  • Seen by solar

    GREATER Dandenong Council is trialing a solar-powered CCTV camera in response to difficulties getting cameras connected to the electricity grid. Engineering services director Bruce Rendall…

  • Crisis strikes at refugee support

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong councillor Roz Blades says there’s a “crisis” among exhausted asylum seeker support agencies and volunteers. She said agencies, wholly dependent…

  • Food for thought

    Food for thought

    FOOTPATHS in Greater Dandenong are being used to spread healthy eating messages. The Brighten Up campaign encourages residents to think about adding extra vegetables to…

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