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  • Waste-to-energy plant on back-burner

    Waste-to-energy plant on back-burner

    Equis Environmental Projects has sensationally backed away from plans for a $250 million waste-to-energy plant in Taylors Road Dandenong South. Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA)…

  • Crucial skills to the Council table

    Crucial skills to the Council table

    What does International Women’s Day mean to you? International Women’s Day for me is about celebrating women and our strengths. It is also a time…

  • Change at the top

    Change at the top

    As of last December, the City of Greater Dandenong gained its first all-female leadership team of CEO, mayor and deputy mayor, all of whom come…

  • Rob makes a splash on Neil’s Cruise

    Rob makes a splash on Neil’s Cruise

    A small family business in Dandenong was up against some serious big-corp competition in an annual Neil’s Cruise for the Kids fundraiser. What started in…

  • Kicking goals for 30 years

    Kicking goals for 30 years

    An inclusive soccer academy in Dandenong has reached new heights as it took out a prestigious award on its 30th anniversary. All Abilities Soccer Academy…

  • Six-storey future for Noble Park

    Six-storey future for Noble Park

    A plan to allow towers up to six storeys in Noble Park’s CBD has been endorsed by Greater Dandenong Council. At a council meeting on…

  • ’Long wait over’ for Keysborough hub works

    ’Long wait over’ for Keysborough hub works

    Building is set to start within months on the long-awaited $22.9 million Keysborough South Community Hub. On 27 February, Greater Dandenong Council formally selected Melbcon…

  • Pair charged after dope raid

    Pair charged after dope raid

    A Keysborough pair have been charged with cultivating cannabis after a police raid on Thursday 2 March. More than 50 cannabis plants and a sword…

  • Man dies at Lysterfield Lake

    Man dies at Lysterfield Lake

    A paddle boarder has been found dead at Lysterfield Lake on Saturday 4 March. The 38-year-old man from Clayton was last seen in the water…

  • No jail for hit-run driver

    No jail for hit-run driver

    A hit-run driver who mowed down another motorist at the side of Glasscocks Road in Lyndhurst has been spared jail. Fiame Teo, 45, of Hampton…

  • Planting for a non-plastic future

    Planting for a non-plastic future

    Lyndhurst locals Neesh and Amanda are saving the world, one bamboo plant at a time. Their business The Little Big Bamboo is a sustainable bamboo…

  • Visit ban reversed for Dad’s funeral

    Visit ban reversed for Dad’s funeral

    In a surprise turnaround, a Cambodian man has won a desperate fight to attend his late father’s funeral in Springvale. Chhayly, 18, had made multiple…

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