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  • Former Warriors back for flag triumph

    Former Warriors back for flag triumph

    By ROY WARD GREATER Dandenong Warriors women almost missed the Hockey Victoria season due to a shortage of players. Then coach Shane Hammond, assistant coach…

  • Anti-terror raids: Aimless youth, 'wild ideas' and a trail

    Anti-terror raids: Aimless youth, 'wild ideas' and a trail

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AN Islamic centre in Springvale South raided by police in an anti-terror operation has been described as a small group of young…

  • Dorotea's off to build a future

    Dorotea's off to build a future

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS COMMERCE student Dorotea Horina has some of the world’s biggest problems on her mind as she travels from Dandenong North to Geneva.…

  • Crowds up: Sticky start to Sandown success

    Crowds up: Sticky start to Sandown success

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS ORGANISERS are boasting about a surge in crowds for last weekend’s Sandown 500 despite a sticky start to Sunday. Sandown Raceway manager…

  • No escape in Dandenong

    No escape in Dandenong

    ILLEGAL drivers had no place to hide during a state highway patrol blitz in Dandenong last Wednesday and Thursday.  As part of Operation Road Bia,…

  • More job cuts feared at TAFE

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS CHISHOLM Institute staff and the Australian Education Union fear the price of ongoing funding cuts at the institute will be more than…

  • New Dandenong plant to treat contaminated soil

    A SECOND contaminated soil treatment plant will be built in the Dandenong area. Renex Group chief executive Peter Mirkov announced works were set to start…

  • Cops confront spike in domestic violence

    Cops confront spike in domestic violence

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS FAMILY assaults are regarded by police as extremely serious — so much so that Greater Dandenong police sergeant Ally Howard sees her…

  • Dome is where the stars are

    Dome is where the stars are

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS BUDDING astronomers have a chance to reach for the stars in an inflatable planetarium during Greater Dandenong’s inaugural children’s festival. The ‘Cosmodome’…

  • Getting the message through

    Getting the message through

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG-based businessman Craig Membrey is set to make a documentary to try to stop teen suicides. Mr Membrey’s 17-year-old son Rowan died…

  • Anti-terror raids: 'Too much time on their hands'

    Anti-terror raids: 'Too much time on their hands'

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AN Islamic centre in Springvale South raided by police in an anti-terror operation has been described as a ‘‘small group of young…

  • An app a day, every day

    An app a day, every day

    A SLIGSHOT that has birds flying through the air smashing into pigs. A samurai sword the slices and dices fruit. Simple ideas. Big money. But among…

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