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  • Asylum seekers 'on the brink'

    By Cameron Lucadou-Wells A DESPAIRING Afghan community leader said asylum seekers, barred from working and on sub-dole incomes under the federal government’s ‘no advantage’ rule,…

  • Kasey Chambers best by a country mile

    Kasey Chambers best by a country mile

    By CHAD VAN ESTROP COUNTRY music singer Kasey Chambers thrives on the immediacy of a live performance. The ARIA award winner and chart-topping artist says…

  • Man robbed at knifepoint in Dandenong

    A 21-year-old man sitting in his unlocked car in Potter Street, Dandenong, was robbed at knifepoint.  The man was parked outside a vacant block about…

  • Dishing out eager, job-ready trainees

    IS food the best way into a business person’s heart? Avocare Community Care pitched for work placements for its trainee and Work-for-the-Dole workforce at a…

  • Tales from the truck stop

    Tales from the truck stop

    B-triple trucks measuring more than 36 metres are set to hit the Monash Freeway and EastLink. The government says the move will decrease the number…

  • Cornish College students bed down for homeless

    Cornish College students bed down for homeless

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WITH only the cover of cardboard and sleeping bags, students at Cornish College in Bangholme braved winter’s wet and cold for a…

  • No extra visitors, council tells Springvale temple

    No extra visitors, council tells Springvale temple

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A TEMPLE squeezed into a house in Springvale has been denied a second request to cram in more worshippers. The Chin Lin…

  • Blades made the cut

    Blades made the cut

    By CASEY NEILL ROZ Blades came to Australia as a 10 Pound Pom at age 20, having left school at 14. “It wasn’t that we…

  • Top class honour

    Top class honour

    By BRIDGET COOK DRIVING home late at night after meetings that go far beyond his requirements as a principal, John Mackay sometimes feels lonely and…

  • Stephen wins manufacturing award

    Stephen wins manufacturing award

    By CASEY NEILL STEPHEN Murtagh has helped Dandenong’s AW Bell Machinery double its sales year on year for the past three years. This and more…

  • Award well deserved

    Award well deserved

    By CASEY NEILL MARTIN Culkin remembers clearly one Year 8 boy’s heart-wrenching reaction to entering the rejuvenated Dandenong High School’s new buildings. “Mr Culkin is…

  • Hitched up to hall of fame

    Hitched up to hall of fame

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG South manufacturer’s caravan breakthrough helped earn it a place in Victoria’s Manufacturing Hall of Fame. AL-KO International was among seven…

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