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  • Five boys charged with alleged overnight spree

    Five boys charged with alleged overnight spree

    Five teenage boys from the South East have been charged over a series of alleged burglaries and a carjacking overnight (10 February) Police allege a…

  • Council weighs up Afghan Bazaar debate

    Council weighs up Afghan Bazaar debate

    City of Greater Dandenong Council is weighing up two heavily-backed, opposing petitions on the proposed renaming of the Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street, Dandenong.…

  • Pool scuffles not common, but safety concerns remain

    Pool scuffles not common, but safety concerns remain

    The recent brawl at Casey RACE, alongside the assault of a lifeguard up north in Casey ARC, has since stirred discussions of safety within local…

  • Funds misdirected in SEMVAC copy-error

    Funds misdirected in SEMVAC copy-error

    A ‘copy-and-paste’ gaffe has embarrassed organisers ahead of a gala 50th anniversary event in Springvale. South Eastern Melbourne Vietnamese Association Council (SEMVAC) is set to…

  • ‘Lost opportunity’ for cyclists

    ‘Lost opportunity’ for cyclists

    A green group says a level-crossing removal project has missed an opportunity to connect cyclists to central Dandenong. Greater Dandenong Environment Group says the Webster…

  • Fight over ‘divisive’ Afghan Bazaar change

    Fight over ‘divisive’ Afghan Bazaar change

    Afghan community organisations have expressed a furious backlash against a controversial petition to rename Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street, Dandenong. In a collective letter…

  • Noble Park man charged with FPO offence

    Noble Park man charged with FPO offence

    A Noble Park man has been charged with failing to surrender a gun after being served with a Firearm Prohibition Order last Thursday 6 February.…

  • Oceania Glass collapses, manufacturers at ‘crossroads’

    Oceania Glass collapses, manufacturers at ‘crossroads’

    A 169-year-old glass manufacturer based in Dandenong South has collapsed after warning of the impact of cheap imports being dumped in Australia. Oceania Glass –…

  • Pokemon card stealing-spree hits home

    Pokemon card stealing-spree hits home

    A trading card game (TCG) outlet in Eumemmerring has been ransacked during a reported Melbourne-wide burglary spree targeting Pokemon cards. Ozzie Collectables’ front automatic glass…

  • Pair charged after alleged armed robberies, police pursuit

    Pair charged after alleged armed robberies, police pursuit

    A Doveton man and a Cranbourne West man have been charged over a pair of alleged armed robberies at tobacco shops on Tuesday 4 February.…

  • Polarising ban on shaky ground

    Polarising ban on shaky ground

    With the first term of school back in action, the social media ban for those under the age of 16 looms ever closer. Although stated…

  • Celebrating creativity, culture and community

    Celebrating creativity, culture and community

    The opening weekend of the Asia TOPA festival is set to take place in Bunjil Place, complete with premiere performances and an exciting, family-friendly day…

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