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  • Noble Park needs a badge

    A BUMPER October weekend in Noble Park needs a name. Councillor Roz Blades is asking the community for potential titles for 11-13 October, with the…

  • Keeping crims at bay

    THEFTS from cars, home burglaries and property damage are the biggest challenges facing Greater Dandenong police. Inspector Bruce Kitchen said these were the main issues…

  • No bridge over troubled waters

    By CASEY NEILL WATER over Heatherton Road in Dandenong hampered drivers during Friday night’s downpour – and not for the first time. But VicRoads gave…

  • Pedestrian blitz

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE have central Dandenong pedestrians in their sights, with improving safety their goal. Senior Sergeant Scott Brennan said officers would conduct an…

  • Rezone for warehouse build

    A CITY of Greater Dandenong decision on Monday night paves the way for nine new warehouses in Noble Park. Councillors approved an application to rezone…

  • Push for new schools

    By CASEY NEILL KEYSBOROUGH residents are calling for new primary and secondary schools to meet the suburb’s growing population. Councillor Matthew Kirwan told Monday night’s…

  • Hotham election: Geoff Lake endorsed as ALP candidate

    Hotham election: Geoff Lake endorsed as ALP candidate

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS LATEST: Geoff Lake was endorsed as the ALP’s candidate in Hotham by a central panel of union officials and party members last…

  • Gallery: Springvale Snow Fest

    Gallery: Springvale Snow Fest

    SPRINGVALE was transformed into a winter wonderland on Sunday, with 10,000 people turning out for the inaugural Snow Fest. The rain held off and crowds,…

  • Gallery: Car crashes in Dandenong before pursuit

    Gallery: Car crashes in Dandenong before pursuit

    POLICE allegedly saw a driver, speeding city bound on the Princes Highway, moments before he crashed into a tree in Noble Park North yesterday morning. The…

  • Moment with Marg: Harbingers of spring

    By MARG STORK SPRING is just around the corner, and not only are the jonquils alongside the glasshouse bursting into a mass of blooms, but…

  • Up in arms at Sandown jumps race

    Up in arms at Sandown jumps race

    By ALECIA PINNER & DAVID SCHOUT DOZENS of demonstrators protested horse jumps racing with banners and placards outside Sandown as one of Victoria’s biggest steeplechases…

  • School of rock at Athol Road

    School of rock at Athol Road

    By DAVID SCHOUT ATHOL Road Primary School’s band has come a long way since forming just last year. Its members have transformed from a fresh-faced…

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