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  • CFA warns of unsafe fires

    CFA warns of unsafe fires

    Forest Fire Management (FFMVic) and Parks Victoria Authorised Officers will be visiting public campsites across the state to remind people of the rules and hand…

  • Five teens in alleged stolen car crash

    Five teens in alleged stolen car crash

    A 15-year-old Hallam boy has been charged with aggravated burglary and car theft after a stolen Mercedes crashed and flipped onto its roof. The stolen…

  • Heartbreak for South East home-builds

    Heartbreak for South East home-builds

    South East families in the middle of their dream home-builds are reeling after the collapse of one of Australia’s largest home builders, Porter Davis. Grant…

  • Saving threatened species

    Saving threatened species

    The City of Casey is undertaking a biodiversity assessment to better understand the location of threatened species across the municipality. Over the next 12 months,…

  • Operation Nexus targets Easter holiday hotspots

    Operation Nexus targets Easter holiday hotspots

    Victoria Police is warning motorists to take extra care on the roads this Easter with three fatal collisions already recorded in first three days of…

  • SECL’s vulnerable signs

    SECL’s vulnerable signs

    A South East support agency has warned of ‘canaries in the coal mine’ that show a crushing cost-of-living crisis for many vulnerable households. With residents…

  • Pool ‘best in universe’ claim

    Pool ‘best in universe’ claim

    Greater Dandenong Council has scaled down its world-beating projections on the proposed Dandenong Wellbeing Centre’s energy-efficiency. Earlier this month, the all-electric $98 million aquatic centre…

  • Housing costs pressurise

    Housing costs pressurise

    Support services are seeing an alarming increase in number of people needing financial counselling for mortgage stress. South East Community Links (SECL) chief executive Peter…

  • Crisis supports buckle

    Crisis supports buckle

    A spike in the number of people in need of emergency relief has placed organisations under extreme pressure to meet the needs. More and more…

  • Energy costs make waves

    Energy costs make waves

    Pool heating and upkeep is becoming an increasingly costly exercise. The Dandenong Oasis and Noble Park Aquatic Centre have chalked up $1.5 million and $1.4…

  • ’Glyde’ in the fast lane

    ’Glyde’ in the fast lane

    A local manufacturing steel fabrication company in Dandenong South was awarded a bid to supply steel fabricated components and services for the 2023 Australian Grand…

  • Blue light on autism

    Blue light on autism

    City of Greater Dandenong residents will see the Town Hall light up blue to acknowledge April as World Autism Awareness Month. The lights are up…

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