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  • A Good feeling

    A Good feeling

    LAURA, of Dandenong North, is no stranger to the Royal Children’s Hospital – the beneficiary of this week’s Good Friday Appeal. Afflicted with juvenile rheumatoid…

  • $3.7m drugs haul

    $3.7m drugs haul

    POLICE last week seized more than 1500 cannabis plants with an estimated street value of $3.7 million in a series of early morning raids across…

  • Monash truckies in fast lane: It’s a big rig-marole

    Monash truckies in fast lane: It’s a big rig-marole

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WHAT DO YOU THINK? SCROLL TO BELOW THIS STORY TO POST A COMMENT. THERE are renewed calls to ban trucks from the…

  • Lyndhurst tip debate turns toxic

    Lyndhurst tip debate turns toxic

    By CATHERINE WATSON and CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS SOUTH-East suburban MPs and a residents’ group are outraged at Planning Minister Matthew Guy’s “cruel” dismissal of concerns about…

  • Nurses praise their Nightingale

    Nurses praise their Nightingale

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A RETIRED nurse who spent some of her last hours rallying for her colleagues has been remembered as inspiring. Dandenong’s Jennifer Browne,…

  • Marg Moments: Stick with it, you stamp fans

    WHEN he was a schoolboy, Rusty Nicholls grew fascinated by the stamps on envelopes. It was his window to the world and his parents Jim…

  • Balanced approach to housing crunch

    Balanced approach to housing crunch

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AFFORDABLE housing in Dandenong in the future may look something like state-of-the-art townhouses if a benevolent private developer has his way. Last…

  • 80 jobs go in Cussons  Dandenong factory closure

    80 jobs go in Cussons Dandenong factory closure

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WHAT DO YOU THINK? SCROLL TO BELOW THIS STORY TO POST A COMMENT. SINGLE mother of seven Harri White was struggling to…

  • Hallam CFA fires up in titles

    Hallam CFA fires up in titles

    HALLAM CFA enjoyed a hot streak at the recent state championships. Coach Graham Lovett and eight brigade members took out one race and picked up…

  • The cost of graffiti

    Graffiti removal will cost Greater Dandenong ratepayers an estimated $759,000 for the next three years. The program will include rapid removal of tags from council…

  • ‘Flasher’ in Parkmore car park

    A man has allegedly exposed himself to a female trolley collector in Parkmore shopping centre’s car park after parking his car across a trolley bay,…

  • Wheelie bins set alight

    Wheelie bins set alight

    Several wheelie bins on nature strips were incinerated by vandals in Dandenong and Dandenong North early last Tuesday. Bins were set alight on the corner…

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