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  • Donation surge floods local op-shops

    Donation surge floods local op-shops

    Would-be charity shop donors are being urged to carefully consider the items they drop off, as a wave of post-Christmas donations overwhelm stores across the…

  • Hit-run driver hands himself in

    Hit-run driver hands himself in

    A Cranbourne East man has handed himself into police after an alleged hit-run that claim a cyclist’s life in Bangholme early on Friday, 13 January.…

  • Dandenong style entertainment

    Dandenong style entertainment

    City of Greater Dandenong does not disappoint when it comes to World Fare Night at Dandenong Market. The event runs through January with the last…

  • Coming out stronger

    Coming out stronger

    After two incidents of burglary Bakhtar Community Organisation started their distribution works on Sunday. The most recent burglary on Christmas Eve the organisation faced turned…

  • Better healthcare, better community

    Better healthcare, better community

    It’s been over two weeks since the Andrews Labor Government announced the opening of Priority Primary Care Centre (PPCC) in Dandenong to help Dandenong Hospital’s…

  • The place to be this summer

    The place to be this summer

    Lysterfield Park is a great place to spend those long summer days. Renowned as one of having one of the state’s best lakes to swim…

  • Media man mourned

    Media man mourned

    Media industry stalwart and pre-eminent Pakenham citizen Ian Thomas has died, aged 88. Fittingly for a man so hard-working and dedicated to the task at…

  • Hope in 2023

    Hope in 2023

    “Hope” is important because it brings fruit to our thoughts and therefore to our present moment. The awareness of hope creates sunshine in our lives…

  • How to keep pesky bugs away this holiday season

    How to keep pesky bugs away this holiday season

    It’s hard to beat a day with friends and family in summer. Unfortunately, insects enjoy it just as much with the emergence of flies, mosquitoes…

  • How to prepare pets for summer

    How to prepare pets for summer

    Summer is here and many Victorians are preparing for the holidays. Regardless of whether it’s a vacation or a staycation, pet owners should take appropriate…

  • Pellicano buys Lunar drive-in

    Pellicano buys Lunar drive-in

    The longest and largest running Lunar drive-in, at 115 South Gippsland Hwy in Dandenong, has been sold to the Pellicano family business of over 50…

  • Casey sticks with tradition

    Casey sticks with tradition

    The City of Casey will continue to hold its Australia Day citizenship ceremony on 26 January, despite Federal Government giving local councils flexibility to choose…

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