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  • Clubs rally behind sport hub

    Clubs rally behind sport hub

    Developer Intrapac has ramped up its campaign for its proposed 71-hectare South-East Sports Hub in Bangholme. The slogan ‘Say Yes to the SESH’ was unveiled…

  • March for urgent change

    March for urgent change

    Supporters swarmed central Dandenong’s streets for the annual Walk Against Family Violence. But many would think this march of progress still has so far to…

  • No remorse from 70yo predator

    No remorse from 70yo predator

    A great-grandfather has been sentenced as a serious sexual offender after preying on a visiting relative seven years ago. The 70-year-old who works in Dandenong…

  • Boon for manufacturing industry

    Boon for manufacturing industry

    South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance’s collaborative partnership with Robotics Australia Group presents a big leap forward for manufacturing advocacy in the southeast. Honi Walker, SEMMA’s…

  • School training grounds for chefs

    School training grounds for chefs

    Keysborough College, in collaboration with the Maggie Beer Foundation, had provided its food tech facilities to support the foundation’s chef training program. Earlier in October…

  • Dumpling maker fined over lost fingertip

    Dumpling maker fined over lost fingertip

    A dumpling maker has been fined $45,000 after a worker’s fingertip was amputated at a Dandenong South factory. My Crazy Auntie’s Food Pty Ltd was…

  • Coroner makes water-safety plea

    Coroner makes water-safety plea

    A state coroner has implored adults to closely watch young children around water after investigating a four-year-old’s tragic drowning at Lysterfield Lake in January 2021.…

  • Accessible job concerns

    Accessible job concerns

    Residents at Casey and Cardinia fringes have fewer accessible jobs now than about two and a half decades ago, according to urban economists. Dr Marcus…

  • Pavilion fully open ‘soon’

    Pavilion fully open ‘soon’

    A council pavilion, which has remained closed for 10 weeks since its launch, will be opening “soon” for the public. The $6 million WJ Crowe…

  • Not just jobs, but community

    Not just jobs, but community

    An engaging employment program specifically designed for First Nations communities is tackling the barriers to finding a job. The SYC not-for-profit organisation in Dandenong designed…

  • Unsafe hoon cars blitzed

    Unsafe hoon cars blitzed

    A weekend multi-agency blitz has resulted in rows of clamped and impounded cars and more than $50,000 of fines in Casey and Greater Dandenong. Operation…

  • Recycler fire under control

    Recycler fire under control

    Twenty fire crews have fought for nearly two hours to bring an industrial fire under control in Dandenong South. FRV and CFA trucks were called…

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