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Preying on victims’ valuables
By CASEY NEILL THREE women are using the power of prayer to scam money and jewellery in Springvale. Police want to speak to anyone with…
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Three nabbed in drugs raids
By CASEY NEILL AN ILLEGAL immigrant is facing deportation and charges over a cannabis crop worth more than $300,000, following three drug busts in Greater…
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Businesses to have a say
By CASEY NEILL THE Committee for Dandenong says businesses should have a greater say in shaping local government. It’s supporting a push from South Eastern…
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Phone tip on missing Noble Park man
Greater Dandenong detectives are hoping new clues may help them solve the mystery disappearance seven years ago of a Noble Park grandfather. A recent anonymous…
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Credit card fraud in Melbourne's south-east
Police wish to speak to a man, photographed at an ATM last year, over a series of credit card deceptions last October. A credit card…
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Closed gym puts clubs on sidelines
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS SPORTS clubs have been forced to find new homes after being bounced out of the former Endeavour Hills Secondary College gymnasium. The…
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Max Oldmeadow farewelled
Former Holt MP and Dandenong councillor Max Oldmeadow was farewelled at a funeral service at Trinity Uniting Church, Dandenong, last Wednesday. The Chandler High School…
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Ticket inspectors 'cut Dandenong Market trade'
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS FRUIT and vegetable traders say parking issues and a lack of advertising are killing their trade at the renovated Dandenong Market. Their…
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EPA denies staff cuts affect its policing
ENVIRONMENT Protection Authority Victoria’s chief executive has denied staff cuts are “compromising” its work in policing pollution in Melbourne’s south-east. In a letter to the…
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CFA smoke alarm warning with daylight saving
Fire crews,including Noble Park CFA’s Ian Grace, Aaron Yates and Andrew South, are urging households to change their smoke alarm batteries this Sunday, coinciding with…
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Female circumcision: fears continue in Victoria
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS EXPERTS in women’s health say families could still be finding ways to have their daughters circumcised — despite the practice being outlawed…
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Problem gambling: machines that ate my life
By DANIEL TRAN The grief and frustration that normally demanded Anna Bardsley’s attention faded to a dull ache as the poker machine whirred to life.…
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