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  • Stolen ute stripped, set on fire in Dandenong South

    Stolen ute stripped, set on fire in Dandenong South

    A stolen Holden ute has been stripped down and then set alight in a Dandenong South industrial estate, police say. Police say the engine, gear…

  • ‘Unaffordable’ warning on station high-rises

    ‘Unaffordable’ warning on station high-rises

    High-rise residential towers will be encouraged in new activity centres for Springvale, Noble Park, Yarraman and Dandenong stations, the Premier and the Minister for Planning…

  • 59 impaired drivers caught in Monash Fwy blitz

    59 impaired drivers caught in Monash Fwy blitz

    More than 50 allegedly impaired drivers were caught in a police blitz on Monash Freeway last weekend. Police also impounded eight vehicles, issued 18 infringement…

  • Ride-share driver allegedly kidnapped from Mornington to Noble Park

    Ride-share driver allegedly kidnapped from Mornington to Noble Park

    A man and a woman have been charged with allegedly kidnapping a ride-share driver at knifepoint last month. The driver had stopped on Mornington-Tyabb Road,…

  • ‘Best value’ pool builder faces new charges

    ‘Best value’ pool builder faces new charges

    A controversial potential contractor to build Greater Dandenong Council’s $100-million-plus aquatic centre was recommended as the “best value” bid. On 24 February, councillors had voted…

  • Strict CCO for drug offender

    Strict CCO for drug offender

    Southeast man Lionel Albert was sentenced to a strict community corrections order after serving 27 months in custody. Albert, 41-year-old, was charged and pled guilty…

  • Housing struggles amdist unemployment rise

    Housing struggles amdist unemployment rise

    As Victoria’s unemployment rate rose to 4.1 per cent in January, a local support service has seen a 20 per cent spike in people requiring…

  • Medals, stories honour Siege of Tobruk veteran

    Medals, stories honour Siege of Tobruk veteran

    A collection of Siege of Tobruk war medals will have pride-of-place at Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL. The RSL sub-branch’s committee members had a commemoration ceremony with the…

  • New jobs sought for Oceania Glass workers

    New jobs sought for Oceania Glass workers

    A manufacturers group has offered to help find jobs for retrenched Oceania Glass workers at an event this Tuesday (4 March). South East Melbourne Manufacturers…

  • Peace talks rile pro-Bamyan group

    Peace talks rile pro-Bamyan group

    Greater Dandenong mayor Jim Memeti’s meeting to restore “peace and calm” over the push to rename Afghan Bazaar has created new tensions. The Friday 21…

  • Narre Warren man charged with drug trafficking

    Narre Warren man charged with drug trafficking

    A 23-year-old man was charged after police allegedly seized a trafficable quantity of illicit drugs and vapes as well as $70,000 cash at a Dandenong…

  • Union, SEMMA slam Oceania Glass closure

    Union, SEMMA slam Oceania Glass closure

    A union claims that Oceania Glass’s administrators “blindsided” workers with the announced closure of the company’s manufacturing plant in Dandenong South. On 27 February, administrators…

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