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  • Alleged burglar captured on camera

    Alleged burglar captured on camera

    Police have released footage of a man wanted over an alleged burglary in Dandenong North. The man was filmed up close as he tried several…

  • The value of refugee children

    The value of refugee children

    Opinion All children deserve a sanctuary. Article 31 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) states children’s rights are human rights.…

  • Hat trick of top gongs for Botanic Gardens

    Hat trick of top gongs for Botanic Gardens

    Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria has maintained its status as a class-above in the Victorian tourism sector, after winning a major industry award for the third…

  • Not so Crystal Clear

    Not so Crystal Clear

    The owner of Crystal World Exhibition Centre has lashed out at the City of Casey after winning a planning dispute at VCAT on Wednesday 30…

  • Third man jailed over violent home invasion

    Third man jailed over violent home invasion

    A panel-beater has been jailed over a violent home invasion and attack against a family of three in Carrum Downs. Jacque Dalais, 46, pleaded guilty…

  • Make ‘sure it’s Santa’s sleigh that visits and not a fire truck’

    Make ‘sure it’s Santa’s sleigh that visits and not a fire truck’

    As we put up those beautiful light decorations in the lead up to Christmas and the holiday season, remember to always check the wiring and…

  • Jobs ahead for Williams

    Jobs ahead for Williams

    Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams has been tasked with overseeing Victoria’s underperforming ambulance services in the latest State Cabinet reshuffle. Ms Williams, who claimed Victoria’s safest…

  • Show legend Jack never forgotten

    Show legend Jack never forgotten

    For more than 70 years, Jack Rae OAM was a legend that spanned not just Dandenong Show but the show scene across Australia. Mr Rae,…

  • $200K boost to local schools

    $200K boost to local schools

    Nearly $200,000 of federal funding will be rolled out to South East schools in coming weeks. Among the grants were $50,000 for classroom laptops at…

  • Conviction unlikely for choke-hold death: Coroner

    Conviction unlikely for choke-hold death: Coroner

    After his wife spotted a stranger lurking in the front yard of their Dandenong North home, Kristen Gascoyne chased the man down and put him…

  • Seven teens charged with burgs, car thefts

    Seven teens charged with burgs, car thefts

    Seven teens have been arrested over a series of alleged aggravated burglaries in the past week. The youths were linked to a Toyota Kluger stolen…

  • Skills-shortage response awarded

    Skills-shortage response awarded

    An award-winning series of ‘short and sharp’ courses is helping to fill the vast skill shortage gaps in South East manufacturing. Chisholm Institute was recognised…

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