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Banquet of mouth-watering dishes
By CAMERON LUCADOUWELLS IT’S touted as a calorie-neutral way to sample Dandenong’s diverse delicacies. This month, as part of a Good Food Month walking and…
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Tribute to highest bravery
By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE is now home to a tribute for the state’s Victoria Cross recipients. The memorial was unveiled at Springvale Botanical Cemetery on…
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Celebration in store for shoppers
PARKMORE’S 40th birthday party was a blast from the past. There was ’70s-themed cake-cutting, activities and store offers on 14 November to celebrate the Keysborough…
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Bored by court
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A SERIAL court absconder and unlicenced drink-driver facing a total of 36 charges was denied bail in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court last Monday.…
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Happy bids at auction
KEYSBOROUGH residents dug deep to help raise money for Ronald McDonald House earlier this month. Staff at McDonald Real Estate and McDonald’s Keysborough, on the…
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Decades of purpose
By CASEY NEILL THIRTY years ago, a group of concerned Dandenong Rotarians had a vision to provide meaningful, fulfilling employment for disabled people. They wanted…
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Say on shopping strip spruce-up
DANDENONG West traders, residents, teachers and students will be given a say on how to spruce up a shopping strip in Hemmings Street. Co-Design Studio…
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Push for UN faith talks
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GREATER Dandenong Interfaith Network’s president has backed a call for the network to make a presentation before the United Nations in New…
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Robot run stretches teens
By CASEY NEILL PRIMARY school kids from Dandenong North are headed for a robotics competition in Sydney to take on teens from around Australia. The…
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Escaping the flames
By CASEY NEILL WORKERS had a lucky escape from a factory fire in Dandenong South on Tuesday night. CFA crews were called to the fire…
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UN address call gathers pace
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GREATER Dandenong Interfaith Network’s president has thrown her support behind the call for her network and others in the state to make…
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Immortalising Diggers
By CAMERON LUCADOUWELLS THE best way to remember Diggers is to “build a country” they would have wanted, a crowd at a Remembrance Day ceremony…
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