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Brendan Fevola statue unveiled in Narre

AFL great Brendan ‘Fev’ Fevola has been immortalised in copper form, with a statue of the popular radio host now at Narre Warren’s Webb...

Noble Park driver allegedly blows .168

A Noble Park man has been caught driving at more than three times above the blood-alcohol limit in a road police blitz on Eastlink. The...

30 years and counting

Michele Lovett will be ticking off 30 years as she continues to take part in the State Firefighter Championships. The CFA Hallam captain has...

Jail for glassing patron’s throat

A Casey man has been jailed over an “extremely dangerous” glassing that cut a pub-goer's throat and jugular vein. Clint William Bellingham, 33, pleaded...

No decision on developer donation ban

An IBAC recommendation to ban property developers from making political donations remains up in the air. The State Government has announced it will accept...

Slow approach to unsightly mess

A hoarder’s property stacked to the rooftop remains an eyesore and fire-risk for more than two decades despite regular complaints from neighbours. The Noble Park...

Three in alleged stolen van arrested

Three men were arrested after an alleged evasion of police in Dandenong. Dandenong police officers say they spotted a motorbike travelling at speeds of...

214km/h driver charged

A Longwarry man has been charged and his car impounded after he was caught allegedly driving over twice the speed limit in Dandenong South. Cardinia...

Yarraman Ward election: Danh wins council seat

ALP member and favourite Phillip Danh has become Greater Dandenong’s newest councillor after a narrow win in the Yarraman Ward by-election. After preferences, Danh...

Hotel owner convicted for safety fail

A repeat offender has been convicted and fined for failing to comply with building orders and to provide reports on essential safety measures (ESMs)...

‘Forgotten’ plea for better life

Asylum seekers remain in limbo despite the Federal Government’s ‘fast-tracked’ permanent visa pathway introduced last year. Dandenong-based Tamil couple Kumaran and Kulali fled from civil...

Radio galore for CFA

Almost 18,000 new radios will be rolled out to all Country Fire Authority (CFA) brigades across Victoria. Minister for Emergency Services Jaclyn Symes joined volunteers...

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Lynbrook Primary celebrates 20 years

Lynbrook Primary School marked a special milestone last month, celebrating 20 years of learning and community connection. The school first opened its doors in 2005...

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