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  • Woman found dead in caravan fire

    Woman found dead in caravan fire

    A woman has been found dead in a caravan fire in Dandenong South. Emergency services were called to the fire at the Shawlands caravan park…

  • Tower’s car-park shortfall

    Tower’s car-park shortfall

    “Alarm bells” are ringing over a proposed six-storey apartment tower in central Noble Park with a shortfall of 76 car spaces. The 97-dwelling building with…

  • Loved traders ousted from Market

    Loved traders ousted from Market

    After 90 years as a loved fixture, Choy’s Chinese Cuisine is fighting to remain at Dandenong Market. Owners Cindy Choy and husband Sam Shem have…

  • Police issue safety warning for snow visitors

    Police issue safety warning for snow visitors

    Victoria Police are urging those travelling to alpine areas this winter to plan ahead to stay safe, with this year’s snow season expected to be…

  • Advocate gets Queen’s Honour

    Advocate gets Queen’s Honour

    Former Lynbrook resident, advocate Nyadol Nyuon has been awarded a Queen’s honour for her service to human rights and refugee women. Ms Nyuon, a refugee…

  • ‘Team’ leader shines with OAM

    ‘Team’ leader shines with OAM

    For decades, Sandra George has led by bringing people together. Ms George has been recognised with a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in…

  • Dandenong community leader’s Queen’s Birthday Honour

    Dandenong community leader’s Queen’s Birthday Honour

    Each year, the Queen’s Birthday Honour awards recognise extraordinary Australians across the country for their service to the community. For many award recipients, like Hallam’s…

  • Queen’s Birthday Honour for Noble Park Royalty

    Queen’s Birthday Honour for Noble Park Royalty

    The O’Donoghue and Bell names are synonymous with the Noble Park area. Whether it’s the Paddy O’Donoghue Centre on Buckley Street or the Robert Bell…

  • Ratepayers’ homes protected

    Ratepayers’ homes protected

    Councils will only be able to sue for struggling ratepayers’ homes as a last resort under new proposed financial hardship laws. Local Government Minister Shaun…

  • New data sparks renewed plea for vehicle safety

    New data sparks renewed plea for vehicle safety

    The Andrews Labor Government is urging motorists to consider the safety of their vehicles, after new data found a striking link in the age of…

  • Motorcyclist faces 69 charges

    Motorcyclist faces 69 charges

    A Lynbrook motorcyclist has been charged over a spate of hooning incidents across Melbourne. The 21-year-old was arrested and charged with 69 offences by Dandenong…

  • Road safety foremost

    Road safety foremost

    Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV) construction crews have been busy meeting local students across Melbourne’s southeast, to raise awareness around road safety as part of…

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