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  • Teen injured in hit and run

    Teen injured in hit and run

    A 14-year-old boy has been left with leg injuries after an alleged hit and run collision occurred in Noble Park North last Tuesday. Police are appealing…

  • Recycled steel key for future

    Recycled steel key for future

    Major metals recycling supply chain, InfraBuild Recycling, are celebrating National Recycling Week by encouraging more people and businesses to think about their waste and how it…

  • White Ribbon walkers tied together

    White Ribbon walkers tied together

    Greater Dandenong’s annual Walk Against Family Violence goes virtual on White Ribbon Day on Friday 20 November. People are being urged to get involved by…

  • Groundhog daze

    Groundhog daze

    Covid-19 has only widened the mental health system’s cracks for a long-suffering Noble Park single father and his teen son. ‘Rick’ cares for his seriously…

  • Veterans vie for mayor

    Veterans vie for mayor

    Greater Dandenong’s two most experienced councillor-elects will vie for the 2020-’21 mayoralty in coming days. Angela Long and Jim Memeti will lobby their nine newly-elected…

  • Meet the new-look council

    Meet the new-look council

    THE PEOPLE DECIDED… CLEELAND: Angela Long 3571 (57% after preferences), Dalibor Saula 2728 (43%) DANDENONG: Jim Memeti 3447 (61% primaries), Geraldine Gonsalvez 1324 (23%) DANDENONG…

  • Police car rammed, teens charged

    Police car rammed, teens charged

    Four teens in a vehicle have been charged after a police car was allegedly rammed in Hallam. A police patrol pulled into the car park…

  • Housing plan at Maralinga PS

    Housing plan at Maralinga PS

    A further step has been taken to turn the former Maralinga Primary School site into housing. The State Government, which owns the site, will seek…

  • Turning lives around in tough times

    Turning lives around in tough times

    Coming from a rough background, Calliopeia hadn’t given much thought to her future. She grew up in government care, and began stealing cars at the…

  • Food for business’s revival?

    Food for business’s revival?

    Food may revive the appetite for business among the empty shop fronts on Lonsdale Street Dandenong, says councillor-elect Jim Memeti. As Covid-19 restrictions ease, outdoor…

  • Plea for lighter traffic

    Plea for lighter traffic

    A simple timing change at traffic lights could brighten pick-up and drop-off periods at Keysborough Gardens Primary School, says its principal. School principal Phil Anthony…

  • Covid limits charities’ reach

    Covid limits charities’ reach

    They literally can’t give them away. Despite the struggles of many during Covid-19, there’s a surplus of emergency ‘care’ boxes available for collection from Dandenong’s…

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