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  • Cara missing again

    Cara missing again

    A Dandenong North woman located yesterday has gone missing again. Mother Rhonda asked for assistance from the public searching for 30-year-old Cara early this morning.…

  • Dreyfus pledges to ‘restore integrity’

    Dreyfus pledges to ‘restore integrity’

    Newly-appointed Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus says he’ll work to “restore integrity” to Australian public life. The Isaacs MP was sworn into the new Federal Cabinet by…

  • Whistleblower test case launched

    Whistleblower test case launched

    A former food inspector at City of Greater Dandenong is suing the council in what is described as an “important first test run” of whistleblower…

  • ‘Limited options’ for cemetery site

    ‘Limited options’ for cemetery site

    Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust has revealed why Dandenong floodplain wetlands is shaping as its preferred new cemetery site in Melbourne’s South East. The proposed site…

  • Water for the dry times

    Water for the dry times

    A 42-kilometre recycled water pipeline is set to supply nurseries, sports clubs and parklands in Keysborough and Dingley Village. Water Minister Lisa Neville announced at…

  • Covid vax lag worries

    Covid vax lag worries

    Health authorities are tackling a lag in Covid vaccine booster rates in parts of the South East. Just 64 per cent of the eligible City…

  • Drive for L2P helpers

    Drive for L2P helpers

    Thanks to a generous driving practice program, the world is opening up for young driver Esmat Amiri. Under the South East Community Links’ L2P program,…

  • Check gas heaters, authorities warn

    Check gas heaters, authorities warn

    People are being urged to ensure gas heaters are serviced at least once every two years. Energy Safe Victoria (ESV) and Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV)…

  • I Cook resolution ‘unlikely’ soon

    I Cook resolution ‘unlikely’ soon

    I Cook Foods director Ian Cook says it’s “highly unlikely” that his lawsuit against Greater Dandenong Council will be resolved by the council CEO’s departure…

  • I Cook ‘unfinished business’

    I Cook ‘unfinished business’

    I Cook Foods remains “unfinished business” for outgoing Greater Dandenong Council chief executive John Bennie. The council’s CEO for the past 16 years says he’ll…

  • Bennie’s built legacy

    Bennie’s built legacy

    Outgoing City of Greater Dandenong chief executive John Bennie believes in the motto: ‘Success begets success’. In his sixteen years at the helm, big projects…

  • Greater Dandenong marks Reconciliation Week

    Greater Dandenong marks Reconciliation Week

    The City of Greater Dandenong marked 2022 Reconciliation Week with two events. On Friday 27 May, Springvale Community Hub hosted celebrations; and local primary school…

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