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  • Restaurants snapped shut

    Restaurants snapped shut

    Springvale restaurant owner Andy Dang had been prepared for a bumper Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day weekend. Then with a few hours’ notice, a…

  • Speeding drug driver’s getaway goes wrong

    Speeding drug driver’s getaway goes wrong

    A speeding driver under the influence of drugs put up a fight this morning before being forcibly removed from his vehicle and taken off the…

  • Ram-raiders hit supermarket

    Ram-raiders hit supermarket

    Burglars have stolen cigarettes during a ramraid of a supermarket on Police Road, Mulgrave. Police were called to the supermarket about 2.15am on Wednesday 17…

  • Covid-19: South East cluster still 1

    Covid-19: South East cluster still 1

    No further Covid cases have been linked to a Noble Park man who worked in hotel quarantine and tested positive to Covid-19 on 3 February.…

  • Megawatts at mega ETP solar farm

    Megawatts at mega ETP solar farm

    A 39,000-panel solar farm will generate an estimated 19 megawatts off-the-grid at Eastern Treatment Plant in Bangholme. Works are expected to start on the farm…

  • Mothers at heart, changing the world

    Mothers at heart, changing the world

    “Believe in a woman, because a woman can change the world.” That was the sentiment behind the launch of the Afri-Aus Care Ubuntu Mothers Project,…

  • Watt a leap forward

    Watt a leap forward

    We may not have hoverboards yet, but the future sure is looking bright for the Australian automotive industry after Injectronics announced the launch of it’s…

  • Toxic election push

    Toxic election push

    Greater Dandenong Council will target the 2022 State election in a bid for the removal of the toxic industry zone in Dandenong South. Cr Jim…

  • Pair charged after suspicious fire

    Pair charged after suspicious fire

    Two people have been charged after a fire at a house in Betula Street, Doveton. Police say the fire started after an alleged assault at…

  • ‘Critical’ hit to CGD budget

    ‘Critical’ hit to CGD budget

    In a further Covid-19 blow to its coffers, Greater Dandenong Council has announced a $1 million drop in supplementary rates revenue in 2020-‘21. It comes…

  • Tree hazard looms large

    Tree hazard looms large

    For decades, a Keysborough resident has lived under threat of a “towering monster” of a gum tree on her nature strip. A large fallen branch…

  • Growing tension in halted gardens

    Growing tension in halted gardens

    Fledgling community gardens have been stalled by Greater Dandenong Council after a “challenging” VCAT ruling and doubts on the future of Chandler Road Reserve. Maralinga…

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