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  • Crime plummets 22%

    Crime plummets 22%

    Reported crime plummeted by 22 per cent in Greater Dandenong during the 2021 calendar year, according to official crime statistics. Criminal incidents were down across…

  • Strong case for inclusion

    Strong case for inclusion

    A former Dandenong police prosecutor has been awarded for championing disability awareness in her workplace. Acting Sergeant Kelly Christie received an Outstanding Police Service to…

  • Covid vax crusade hits targets

    Covid vax crusade hits targets

    Caped comedian and South East Community Links superhero Diana Nguyen is crusading for Covid education in a series of innovative videos. Ms Nguyen and SECL…

  • Walk dad spreads powerful message

    Walk dad spreads powerful message

    Blistered but inspired, a Cranbourne father and his personal message is making a mark across regional Australia. Nyibil Amum has braved 500 kilometres since setting…

  • Unite the community

    Unite the community

    Residents told Star Journal that Dandenong was in “desperate need” for an informal meeting space. Here are some of their reasons: “There’s great people all…

  • Hub’s tall storeys cut short?

    Hub’s tall storeys cut short?

    Greater Dandenong Council is set to consider a dramatic redesign for the proposed two-storey Dandenong Community Hub. Councillors were to be briefed on Monday 21…

  • Waste-to-energy ‘substantial risks’: shire

    Waste-to-energy ‘substantial risks’: shire

    Greater Dandenong Council is looming as the ‘casting vote’ for a joint-council proposal for a waste-to-energy plant in the South East. Mornington Peninsula Shire is…

  • Traders’ survival doubts

    Traders’ survival doubts

    Traders say they are worried about their survival in the proposed redevelopment of the iconic Little India precinct. Under the $600 million proposal by Capital…

  • Foster an eternal hope

    Foster an eternal hope

    We can see in this current age so many miseries. Currently, we are going through the Covid pandemic and even though it is a little…

  • Community servant ‘sorely missed’

    Community servant ‘sorely missed’

    Tributes have flowed for tireless Dandenong North community servant and veteran Alfred ‘Alf’ Goldburg OAM. Mr Goldburg died peacefully in his sleep at the “spritely…

  • Lovett jailed over partner assaults

    Lovett jailed over partner assaults

    Former AFL footballer Andrew Lovett has been jailed for sustained violent attacks against a woman in Berwick. Lovett, 39, had pleaded guilty at Dandenong Magistrates’…

  • Alleged teen carjacker charged

    Alleged teen carjacker charged

    A teenager has been charged over an alleged peak-time aggravated carjacking of a 70-year-old woman in Springvale. The Berwick 17-year-old boy allegedly assaulted the victim…

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