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  • Cops uncover crop-house harvest

    Cops uncover crop-house harvest

    Police uncovered an alleged cannabis crop-house in Sullivan Street Springvale on Saturday 22 February. A triple-0 call had reported a suspected burglary, with a car…

  • Plaza guard wins top award

    Plaza guard wins top award

    A shopping centre security guard has taken out a national award for his work with African youths in Dandenong. Charles Seleman, hired at Armada Dandenong…

  • ‘Reckless’ rider chased down by police

    ‘Reckless’ rider chased down by police

    Two men were arrested after allegedly trying to escape police by mounting a footpath in a stolen motorcycle in Springvale on Sunday 23 February. The…

  • Tricycle thieves caught on CCTV

    Tricycle thieves caught on CCTV

    Police have released footage of a man and a woman believed to have stolen a disability pensioner’s electric tricycle in Dandenong last year. The red…

  • Second charged with Mitat Rasimi murder

    Second charged with Mitat Rasimi murder

    A second man has been charged with murder over the fatal shooting of Mitat Rasimi in Dandenong last year. Victoria Police’s Taskforce Sector detectives arrested…

  • Waste plant unwanted

    Waste plant unwanted

    A proposed waste-to-energy plant in Dandenong South has been met by an overwhelming public backlash from hundreds of residents over air quality and health concerns.…

  • I Cook Foods’ $250,000 bid for document

    I Cook Foods’ $250,000 bid for document

    The state’s health department has tried to suppress a report that allegedly led to the closure of I Cook Foods’ factory in Dandenong South in…

  • Bold fashion

    Bold fashion

    In what’s believed to be a state first, Wooranna Park Primary School unveiled an inclusive Koorie T-shirt as part of its uniform on 21 February.…

  • Flying foxes survive in numbers

    Flying foxes survive in numbers

    Despite killer heat waves and bushfires, Doveton’s grey-headed flying fox colony is clinging strongly in numbers. Dr Rodney van der Ree organises monthly ‘bat counts’…

  • Factory fined $60,000 over amputation

    Factory fined $60,000 over amputation

    A Dandenong factory has been fined $60,000 after a worker’s fingers were amputated on a spinning saw blade. Oliver Projects Pty Ltd was found guilty…

  • Aussie-born crims do most crime

    Aussie-born crims do most crime

    Australian-born criminals outnumber offenders from Sudan and South Sudan, 11 times to one. That’s according to new data supplied exclusively to Star News Group by…

  • Grand opening connects diverse communities

    Grand opening connects diverse communities

    A not-for-profit group supporting people from culturally diverse backgrounds has officially opened its doors in Dandenong. The United Cultural Support Inc (UCSI) held an office…

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