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  • Turn around gives confidence

    Turn around gives confidence

    By CASEY NEILL WALKING into YSAS Dandenong six months ago turned Alison Viles’s life around. “Me and my housemate were homeless, and she had a…

  • MP saving the whales

    MP saving the whales

    By CASEY NEILL ISAACS MP Mark Dreyfus has represented Australia in the world’s highest court. The Attorney-General has just returned from the Netherlands where he…

  • How bazaar, how bazaar

    How bazaar, how bazaar

    DANDENONG’S new Afghan Bazaar will start to take shape next month. City of Greater Dandenong councillors on Monday night awarded the $844,910 contract for the…

  • Booze busted

    By CASEY NEILL Campaigners say another bottle shop will create more problems… DANDENONG has many needs but more alcohol outlets is not one of them.…

  • All go for snow

    All go for snow

    MORE than 10,000 people entered a winter wonderland in central Springvale on Sunday. The inaugural Springvale Snow Fest attracted huge crowds between 1pm and 7pm…

  • Forum for budding artists

    Forum for budding artists

    ENTRIES are now open for Noble Park Community Centre’s eighth annual art show. MP Daniel Andrews launched the event this month and encouraged people to…

  • Early VET success

    Early VET success

    By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park Secondary College’s VET program is in the running for a Victorian award, just three years after accepting its first students.…

  • Burra gets a soaking

    Burra gets a soaking

    By JARROD POTTER KEYSBOROUGH couldn’t hold off the higher ranked Berwick, knocked off 31-70 in pool-like conditions at Rowley Allen Reserve. The Burra, led by…

  • Car crashes before police give chase

    Car crashes before police give chase

    A SPEEDING car collided with a tree in Dandenong early on Sunday morning, just as police were preparing to pull over its driver. Dandenong Inspector…

  • Bombardier delivers on train contract

    Bombardier delivers on train contract

    A DANDENONG South manufacturer is supplying Adelaide with its first electric trains. Bombardier’s A-City trains are the first Australian-built models to meet the latest crash…

  • Gutsy effort keeps them going

    Gutsy effort keeps them going

    By JARROD POTTER KEYSBOROUGH kept its season alive with a gutsy seven-point win over Mornington. Trailing at quarter-time, 20-22, whatever coach Nathan Vogt said to…

  • Thunder out of trouble

    Thunder out of trouble

    By JARROD POTTER GETTING out of trouble, Dandenong Thunder bested Werribee City in a penalty shootout to secure its State Knockout Cup semi-final place. Dandenong…

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