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  • The swimming pool that became a secret rubbish dump

    The swimming pool that became a secret rubbish dump

    By ALECIA PINNER: apinner@mmpgroup.com.au ENDEAVOUR Hills resident Peter Van Helmond has made an expensive and unwelcome discovery beneath his back lawn. Mr Van Helmond, who…

  • Springvale woman indecently assaulted in car

    Springvale woman indecently assaulted in car

    A SPRINGVALE woman was “horrified” when a shirtless man jumped into her car and indecently assaulted her while she was stopped in traffic last week.…

  • Dandenong South crash kills motorbike rider

    Dandenong South crash kills motorbike rider

    By ALECIA PINNER A MAN in his 20s was killed when his motorbike collided with a truck in Dandenong South this morning.  The motorcyclist was…

  • Robber’s bread barrage

    Robber’s bread barrage

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE need help to find a burger-joint burglar and the would-be thief who fled a bread loaf barrage. On the night of…

  • Sing and sign choir

    Sing and sign choir

    By CASEY NEILL A NEW Dandenong choir will be hitting all the right notes with audiences – even those who can’t hear a word. Wallara…

  • Hunt for attacker

    Hunt for attacker

    By CASEY NEILL A MAN dressed only in black jeans sexually assaulted a woman in her car as she stopped in traffic in Noble Park.…

  • City looks to future

    City looks to future

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE civic precinct’s multi-million dollar make-over is a step closer to being locked in – but still up to 20 years from…

  • On the brink

    On the brink

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE councillor Loi Truong faces the sack if he doesn’t attend the next City of Greater Dandenong council meeting. The Lightwood Ward…

  • Prized art from the heart

    Prized art from the heart

    REFUGEES will bare their hearts on canvas at Dandenong’s Walker Street Gallery this month. The fourth annual Heartlands Refugee Art Prize and Exhibition includes paintings,…

  • Cracking return

    Cracking return

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE spark has returned to the Dandenong Thunder after bouncing back from a disappointing loss last week to knock off the Southern…

  • Cash to cut costs

    Cash to cut costs

    SPRINGVALE’S Community Aid and Advice Bureau (SCAAB) has $2.3 million to help families cut their energy bills. Isaacs MP Mark Deyfus and Bruce MP Alan…

  • Out for life

    Out for life

    GREATER Dandenong’s Relay for Life will be a night of fun, entertainment and remembrance and raise funds for Cancer Council Victoria. Teams will keep their…

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