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  • Tip off for recruits

    Tip off for recruits

    By JARROD POTTER EXCITEMENT is overflowing at Dandenong Basketball Stadium with the Rangers about to tip off their 2013/14 WNBL season. A new-look side will…

  • Locked in and loaded

    Locked in and loaded

    By JARROD POTTER UP FOR another big year, the Panthers have locked in all the required pieces for another tilt at the Victorian Premier Cricket…

  • Springvale’s new blood

    Springvale’s new blood

    By JARROD POTTER SPRINGVALE South has stocked up on premium players ahead of the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) Turf 1 season. With former Narre…

  • Bad dream

    Bad dream

    POLICE have charged a Doveton boy, 15, with the theft and arson of a truck in Dandenong South. It’s alleged he stole the Forty Winks…

  • Temple time

    A Buddhist meditation temple for up to 10 worshippers in a residential court in Noble Park has been granted a 12-month planning permit. The proponents…

  • Gun threat

    Gun threat

    A THIEF grabbed a Cranbourne man around the throat and threatened to shoot him at Dandenong South’s Lunar Drive-In. The 18-year-old told police he was…

  • Go for green

    A COUNCIL draft review into Greater Dandenong’s southern green wedge areas in Bangholme and Keysborough South is expected to be unveiled in early 2014. City…

  • Strike action goes on

    STRIKE action at the Springvale and Bangholme cemeteries is continuing. A pay and conditions dispute between the Australian Workers Union (AWU) and Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries…

  • What’s on

    What’s on

    Haunting performance THE Haunting of Daniel Gartrell invites audiences to reflect on the impact secrets have on life with humour and poignancy. Samuel Johnson, Max…

  • Raid nets ice ingredient

    Raid nets ice ingredient

    A SPRINGVALE storage facility was part of a $200 million drug raid last week. In one of the largest single seizures of ephedrine in Australian…

  • Upgrade gives councillor a little lift

    A LIFT for the upgraded Springvale Railway Station has City of Greater Dandenong councillor Roz Blades jumping for joy. “I’m just totally rapt,” she said.…

  • Off to a flying start

    Off to a flying start

    By MICHAEL FLOYD THE path to the world’s richest greyhound race, the $500,000 Group 1 Melbourne Cup, began last Thursday with the first Melbourne Cup…

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