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  • Elderly driver killed

    Elderly driver killed

    A 72-year-old Dandenong woman died after her car crashed into the rear of a stationary bus in Clow Street, Dandenong, last Monday. The woman’s car…

  • ABC’s Q&A in Dandenong

    The ABC’s live political panel show Q&A will be filmed in Dandenong next Monday. A spokeswoman said the panel would include two politicians from the…

  • ‘Rolls-Royce’  piano and a top Drum note

    ‘Rolls-Royce’ piano and a top Drum note

    By Cameron Lucadou-Wells Some of the state’s premier young musicians will be performing piano in the finale of the South Eastern Arts Festival at The…

  • Netball comes to the opera

    Netball comes to the opera

    By Tara McGrath A unique arts partnership means Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs will get to experience a ‘netballer’s opera’ live on a netball court. Contact! The…

  • Gathered in solemn Anzac  tribute

    Gathered in solemn Anzac tribute

    HUNDREDS flocked to Anzac services at Noble Park and Springvale yesterday. The events were marked by traditional parades of veterans and solemn services, including the…

  • Police net nabs drivers

    Police net nabs drivers

    Police impounded one vehicle and tested 11 drink drivers on Friday night as part of a large-scale random breath test operation in Springvale. Operation SAS…

  • Joining many cultures under shed roof

    Joining many cultures under shed roof

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A BENEFACTOR is needed to provide a roof for a pioneering Men’s Shed in Springvale. The shed will be different to other…

  • Project flags court settlement reform

    Project flags court settlement reform

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WHAT DO YOU THINK? SCROLL TO BELOW THIS STORY TO POST A COMMENT. A TRIAL project at Dandenong Federal Magistrates Court has…

  • Jam-packed as the last line of UK defence

    Jam-packed as the last line of UK defence

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AUSTRALIAN soldiers, posted for the last-ditch defence of England in World War II, were armed with little more than jam tins, beer…

  • The hard road of drugs and mental illness

    The hard road of drugs and mental illness

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AS Daniel Keith is quick to tell his Mental Illness Fellowship Victoria clients, he has done the hard yards. Mr Keith, 26,…

  • Marg Moments: The discovery of a missing gem

    By Marg Stork THERE’S an interesting report in this month’s edition of Gipps-Land Gate, published by the Dandenong and District Historical Society. A report handed…

  • Mental health  warning signs

    Mental health warning signs

    Health and Community Services Union assistant state secretary Paul Healey led mental health workers in a stopwork protest at Dandenong Hospital last Thursday. The protest…

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