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  • Care for Bear – in the nick of time

    Care for Bear – in the nick of time

     Vets and nurses at Australian Animal Protection Society have saved the life of a critically injured puppy abandoned in a cardboard box. The six-week-old Rottweiler…

  • Roz Blades AM resigns

    Roz Blades AM resigns

    In a shock announcement, mayor and councillor Roz Blades AM has announced her resignation from Greater Dandenong City Council, effective immediately. Ms Blades said her…

  • Recycler ’wage theft’ probe

    Recycler ’wage theft’ probe

    A Dandenong-based recycler – and contractor of Greater Dandenong Council – is under investigation for alleged wage theft from asylum seekers. Polytrade Pty Ltd is…

  • Road paved for EV off-grid

    Road paved for EV off-grid

    Off-grid charging stations for electric vehicles could be part of home garages as soon as 2020. A research trial of rooftop solar-powered cabinets with battery…

  • Big day for the little ones

    Big day for the little ones

    There was fun for the whole family, but most of all the littlies, at Greater Dandenong’s Little Day Out. Held on Sunday 6 October, it…

  • Ex-imam refused permit

    A former Noble Park imam’s attempt to restore his Working With Children permit has been refused by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Ibrahim Omerdic…

  • Ex-imam refused permit

    A former Noble Park imam’s attempt to restore his Working With Children permit has been refused by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Ibrahim Omerdic…

  • ’Sub-standard’ space renewed

    ’Sub-standard’ space renewed

    A bigger, more beautiful Noble Park Civic Space has emerged after the removal of a disused electrical sub-station. The large brick sub-station’s removal was negotiated…

  • White Ribbon event marches on

    White Ribbon event marches on

    Greater Dandenong’s Walk Against Family Violence will go ahead despite the shutdown of White Ribbon Australia. The council’s acting chief executive Paul Kearsley said the…

  • Baby formula burglar jailed

    Baby formula burglar jailed

    A heroin addict involved in a $541,000 burglary racket targeting baby-formula outlets across Melbourne has been jailed. Gurwinder Gill, 37, pleaded guilty in the County…

  • Checking out chess

    Checking out chess

    It’s pawns at 10 paces on Lonsdale Street each week, where young and old convene for the weekly Dandenong Chess Club meets. First established back…

  • Child-care refusal overturned

    Child-care refusal overturned

    A proposed child care centre in Keysborough has been given the go-ahead despite traffic and amenity objections from Greater Dandenong Council. The Victorian Civil and…

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