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  • Tardiness led to ‘horrible’ abuse

    Tardiness led to ‘horrible’ abuse

    An after-school care service in the South East delayed reporting a stepfather’s sexual abuse of a girl with “horrible consequences”, a court has heard. A…

  • Pharmacies on board for jab

    Pharmacies on board for jab

    Springvale pharmacist Richard Lim has been waiting months to get jabs in arms. The Greater Dandenong councillor’s business Lim’s Pharmacy was one of more than…

  • ‘Slug gate’ inquiry re-opens

    ‘Slug gate’ inquiry re-opens

    Hearings are set to resume at a Parliamentary inquiry into the “inappropriate” closure of Dandenong South commercial caterer I Cook Foods in early 2019. ICF…

  • Youth racing for AZ

    Youth racing for AZ

    An aversion to needles didn’t stop Paige from joining the under-40’s rush for Covid vaccination at Sandown Racecourse. The 21-year-old from Ormond said she was…

  • ATM robber charged

    ATM robber charged

    A 45-year-old man has been arrested soon after allegedly bashing and robbing a victim at an ATM in Dandenong. The man was said to have…

  • Covid-19: Dandenong mystery case

    Covid-19: Dandenong mystery case

    A Dandenong cleaner is among four new ‘mystery’ Covid-19 infections in Victoria on 14 August. The cleaner was believed to have worked in an apartment…

  • Hoons crushed by Achilles

    Hoons crushed by Achilles

    A six-month enforcement operation has begun to put the crush on rampant hooning in the South East, police say. As part of Operation Achilles, police…

  • CFA caught in roads’ crossfire

    CFA caught in roads’ crossfire

    Fire trucks are being stopped in their tracks by roads blocked with parked cars in Keysborough South’s estates. Racing to a call-out, Keysborough CFA fire…

  • Boarder bashed for the rent

    Boarder bashed for the rent

    A robber has repeatedly used a baton to bash a resident senseless over a rental arrears dispute in a Springvale South boarding house. Te Huinga…

  • Leisure CEO appointed

    Leisure CEO appointed

    A Dandenong-born chief executive has been appointed for the company set to manage City of Greater Dandenong’s four leisure centres. John Clark will start as…

  • Plan to boost biodiversity

    Plan to boost biodiversity

    Greater Dandenong needs to boost low canopy cover and habitat to protect its ecosystem, mayor Angela Long says. With the launch of the council’s Biodiversity…

  • Green streets for Noble Park

    Green streets for Noble Park

    Ian and Frank streets in Noble Park’s retail district are set for a $1.3 million ‘greener’ revamp. The State Government announced $680,000 for streetscaping in…

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