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Comic fun free

Comic-lovers living in the south-east are invited to attend a free comic book day on Saturday, May 5 from 11am-4pm at Alternate Worlds,...

Keysborough animal shelter hit by $250,000 blaze

By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS FIRE has gutted a veterinary clinic at the Australian Animal Protection Society in Keysborough. The not-for-profit animal shelter in Homeleigh Road suffered about...

Colourful opening

Staff from Uniting Aged Care Noble Park and African drumming performers were on hand for the colourful opening of their new facility last week....

Arrest over Springvale party stabbing

A 17-year-old St Albans boy was arrested after allegedly being involved in a stabbing at a party in Springvale. Police were called to a...

Memories of migrant hostel bloom in Springvale

By TARA McGRATH WHEN a group of residents sought to mark the long, proud history of the Enterprise Migrant Hostel in Springvale, it wasn't hard...

Dandenong expo takes job seeking to a hire level

By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WHAT DO YOU THINK? SCROLL TO BELOW THIS STORY TO POST A COMMENT. UP to 5000 job seekers are expected to flock to...

In the engine room

Chisholm TAFE auto apprentice Donny Strachan inspects the undercarriage of a bus donated by former public transport magnates, the Grenda family. The 1985 Volvo...

More against green wedge rezone

By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WHAT DO YOU THINK? SCROLL TO BELOW THIS STORY TO POST A COMMENT. MELBOURNE Water has joined objectors against Greater Dandenong's push to...

Raid on motorcycle store was no joke

By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AT first, Dandenong South motorcycle accessories retailer Tristan Culvenor thought he was being taken for a cruel April Fools' Day ride. A friend...

Marg Moments: Easy pickings at fruit stall

LAST Tuesday afternoon I spotted a well-dressed middle-aged woman walking past the fresh fruit displayed by a greengrocer in Chester Street, Oakleigh. It was temptingly...

As trains hurtle in, unlikely hero steps up

By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AN injured back and a hernia hanging out of his stomach didn't stop a WorkCover pensioner from twice saving a young man's...

A $200,000 jump-start

By Cameron Lucadou-Wells CASEY Council will consider funding defibrillators at each of its 88 sports pavilions at a possible cost of about $200,000. Casey sport and...

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Robber in rehab loses appeal

A Dandenong armed robber’s appeal against his jail sentence has been refused by the Victorian Court of Appeal despite his self-described “spectacular rehabilitation”. Allem Sabitovic,...

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