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  • Free legal advice … and a movie

    Free legal advice … and a movie

    DANDENONG’S legal fraternity is coming together to celebrate World Day of Social Justice this Wednesday with a free event featuring free legal advice and a…

  • $66 motorbike levy may go

    $66 motorbike levy may go

    By JASON TURNER A $66 slug on motorbike riders that pays for safety schemes would be abolished under a recommendation from a parliamentary road safety…

  • Footpath displays given boot in Dandenong

    Footpath displays given boot in Dandenong

    By JASON TURNER CENTRAL Dandenong retailers fear they will lose business following Greater Dandenong Council approving a two-year trial banning the display of goods on…

  • Tim Holding quits politics: Lyndhurst by-election not set

    Tim Holding quits politics: Lyndhurst by-election not set

    By DAN MOSS, State Parliament Editor LATEST: Tim Holding will put politics aside after 15 years in public life, sparking a by-election in his seat of…

  • Valentine’s proceeds for worthy cause

    Valentine’s proceeds for worthy cause

    ST JOHN’S Regional College students is using Valentine’s Day as a chance to give to those less fortunate. The school’s social justice group got together…

  • Swing for charity

    Swing for charity

    THE fourth annual Take a Swing for Charity golf day is next week. Proceeds from the 25 February South East Business Networks (SEBN) event at…

  • Police art makes cultural connection

    Police art makes cultural connection

    COLOURFUL art now adorns Dandenong Police Station foyer’s walls thanks to local students. The station and Dandenong High School joined forces to spruce up the…

  • Fun flows on

    Fun flows on

    THE upgraded Noble Park Aquatic Centre (NPAC) will celebrate its first birthday with a free family fun sports day. From 1pm to 5pm on Sunday…

  • Manufacturing reaches out

    Manufacturing reaches out

    THE manufacturing industry is collaborating with the Beacon Foundation to boost its youth workforce and support motivated young locals. Eight young workers started at Dandenong’s…

  • Thousands welcome Lunar New Year

    Thousands welcome Lunar New Year

    MORE than 60,000 people celebrated the Lunar New Year in Springvale on 10 February. It was the Springvale festival’s 21st birthday and several councillors congratulated…

  • Two injured in vicious robberies

    POLICE are appealing for witnesses to three aggravated burglaries in Greater Dandenong over the past 10 days. Detective Senior Constable Jodie Stoll said a woman…

  • Residents push for transport

    KEYSBOROUGH residents are calling for public transport to service new housing estates, with some children walking half an hour to reach a bus stop to…

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