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  • Cafe’s raffle goes viral

    Cafe’s raffle goes viral

    A Keysborough cafe owner may be able to succeed – albeit on a small scale – where the much-lamented COVID SAFE app has failed. Trung…

  • Serial armed-robber awaits deportation

    Serial armed-robber awaits deportation

    An ice-fuelled armed robber who held up taxi drivers and a retail worker at knifepoint in Dandenong and Doveton in mid-2016 will be deported to…

  • Deep rescue at skate bowl

    Deep rescue at skate bowl

    A man in his fifties was rescued by emergency crews after falling into a three-metre-deep skate bowl in Noble Park. The man had reportedly broken…

  • ‘Best mayor’ we never had

    ‘Best mayor’ we never had

    Departing councillor Matthew Kirwan could have been “the best mayor we ever had”, according to Greater Dandenong Neighbourhood Watch president Dawn Vernon. In a shock…

  • Driver charged over cyclist hit-run

    Driver charged over cyclist hit-run

    A woman has been charged over an alleged hit-run crash that critically injured a cyclist in central Dandenong. The 18-year-old woman from Epping attended a…

  • SABA pioneer who dreamed big

    SABA pioneer who dreamed big

    OBITUARY YOUSEFF ‘JOE’ ABDUL GHALAINI 10.10.1935-17.6.2020 On 10 October 1935 in Beirut, a Dandenong-based pioneer of the retail industry was born. Youseff Abdul Ghalaini, who…

  • Strength from selfless service

    Strength from selfless service

    The world’s present circumstances are worrying and unpredictable. However, our reactions and mindset to this global pandemic can be within our ability to be controlled.…

  • Kirwan quits council

    Kirwan quits council

    In a bombshell move, Greater Dandenong councillor Matthew Kirwan has shocked colleagues by quitting at the next election in October. In a video posted on…

  • Springvale man killed in brawl

    Springvale man killed in brawl

    Four males were arrested after a Springvale man was stabbed to death in Oakleigh on Monday 29 June. Thomas Tran, 20, died at the scene…

  • Speeding teens’ cars impounded

    Speeding teens’ cars impounded

    Two teenage drivers face a raft of driving charges after allegedly speeding at up to 138 km/h on Monash Freeway in Dandenong early on Sunday…

  • Inspector ‘didn’t touch’ slug

    Inspector ‘didn’t touch’ slug

    A Greater Dandenong environmental health officer has denied planting a slug on the floor of I Cook Foods’ factory days before it was shut down…

  • ‘History of listeria’: council

    ‘History of listeria’: council

    I Cook Foods had alleged long-standing hygiene issues, including past cases of listeria and no listeria management plan, according to Greater Dandenong Council. But the…

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