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Rail boost call
CITY of Greater Dandenong is urging the ALP, Coalition and Greens to support business growth and employment opportunities by expanding the region’s rail services. On…
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Aggressive with bat
A MAN armed with a baseball bat is alleged to have forced his way into a home in Grace Street, Springvale, at about 4.20pm on…
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Two burglaries in two days
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to burglaries on two homes in two days. They believe thieves entered the back yard of a home in Dunblane…
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Air-conditioners stolen
THIEVES stole two air-conditioners that were ready to be installed at a commercial premises in Arkwright Drive, Dandenong South. Police said they used a forklift…
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Council manager’s China bound
By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong’s business manager will visit China next month ahead of a proposed business delegation trip next year. Paul Kearsley will head…
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Refugees disappointed
By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong refugees say the ALP and Coalition are failing asylum seekers. Association of Hazaras in Victoria secretary Hamed Saberi said the…
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Caring candidate
WE CARE Community Service will receive $25,000 for a new van if a Coalition Government is elected on 7 September. Liberal candidate for Bruce Emanuele…
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Largehearted Lion Ken
LIONS Club of Greater Dandenong has farewelled a Lion of more than 30 years, Ken Daff. The Dandenong North resident lost his two-year cancer battle…
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Double hit-run hunt
POLICE are searching for the driver who ran down two elderly women in Keysborough on Sunday and fled the scene. The Keysborough women, aged 86…
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Harmony on the menu
By MIKE TZOUNIS MEMBERS of the Dandenong Muslim community attended the Eid-ul-Fitr dinner organised by Ahmadiyya Muslim Association (AMA) Victoria at Langwarrin on 16 August.…
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Tyler case goes to fourth hearing
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS THE trial of City of Casey chief executive officer Mike Tyler will drag into a fourth court hearing in October. Mr Tyler…
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Beanie day is bang on
DANDENONG lawyers donned blue beanies last week to support Brain Injury Week. Tim Dionyssopoulos said the national campaign was important given 1.6 million Australians suffered…
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