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  • Urgent repairs for schools

    FOUR Greater Dandenong schools will receive cash to repair buildings in poor condition. The State Government gave Dandenong South Primary School $12,408 to fix two…

  • Hospital to tackle violence

    DANDENONG Hospital has new systems in place to deal with violent patients and visitors. Monash Health last week vowed to immediately increase security guard numbers…

  • Flash foot on fire

    Flash foot on fire

    By JARROD POTTER SANDOWN Cobras fell to the vengeance of Doveton Eagles in a 30-point loss in Southern Football League Division 3. After their straight-sets…

  • Two arrested after daring kidnapping

    POLICE are investigating a car-jacking and kidnapping at the Heatherton and Gladstone roads intersection in Dandenong, which occurred about 8.40pm on Saturday 4 May. They…

  • Police probe shooting incident

    A 20-YEAR-OLD Dandenong man was hospitalised with gunshot wounds to his right arm and right leg after showing up at a home in Spring Road,…

  • Power bills through the roof

    By CASEY NEILL A NOBLE Park man is warning people to keep an eye on their electricity bills after his more than trebled. Alan Saad…

  • Just deserts for cheap dumpings

    By CASEY NEILL NEW measures to prevent dumping of cheap overseas goods in Australia could be a coup for local manufacturers. This was the response…

  • Myer will stay

    MYER has quashed fresh rumours that the store has decided to leave Dandenong Plaza. Myer corporate affairs general manager Jo Lynch said the company continued…

  • Cash on the line

    By CASEY NEILL Budget benefit boost for commuters means there’s… DANDENONG rail corridor commuters should soon have a more comfortable trip with a $25 million…

  • Denim, lace… and hot wheels

    THE Cutthroat Charmers will come up against old foes The Dolly Rogers in their first South Sea Roller Derby clash of the year. The Dollys…

  • Dandenong households cop $40 rate hike

    Dandenong households cop $40 rate hike

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS THE average Greater Dandenong household will pay an extra $41 on their rates bill in 2013-14, according to the council’s draft budget.…

  • This little piggy is coming to Dandenong Market

    This little piggy is coming to Dandenong Market

    THE ‘Dandy Pig’ neon sign will soon again light up Dandenong’s night sky. The refurbished sign that promoted the former Dandenong Ham and Bacon Factory…

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