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  • Killer rapist jailed

    Killer rapist jailed

    A murderer and rapist who preyed on couples in the Police Paddocks in Dandenong North more than 35 years ago has been jailed. James Patrick…

  • A field of dreams

    A field of dreams

    Students at Keysborough Primary School have put their minds into urban planning for a pilot program with Development Victoria. They were challenged to put up…

  • ALP makes $1.5m community safety pledge

    ALP makes $1.5m community safety pledge

    Labor has made a $1.5 million Federal Election promise to improve community safety in Greater Dandenong. How it would be spent is not yet decided.…

  • Candidates slam anti-Sudanese claims

    Candidates slam anti-Sudanese claims

    A Federal election candidate’s racist comments targeting “Sudanese gangs” have been condemned by community leaders and candidates. When surveyed on community safety by Star Journal,…

  • Housing costs hit electorates

    Housing costs hit electorates

    Who of your local Federal election candidates is responding to the growing void of affordable homes and rentals in Greater Dandenong? Star Journal surveyed candidates…

  • Police search for missing teen

    Police search for missing teen

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing girl Stevie Adams. The 12-year-old was last seen in Dandenong about 9am on Tuesday 30…

  • Townhouse squeeze continues

    Townhouse squeeze continues

    Greater Dandenong Council will seek a ‘please explain’ after the State Government rejected its request to increase the minimum size of backyards in Keysborough’s new…

  • Giant tower to cast Spectra over CBD

    Giant tower to cast Spectra over CBD

    In a further tick for Dandenong’s future, work is starting on what will become the city’s tallest building. The 20-storey Spectra Dandenong hotel and serviced…

  • Mentor’s road to enlightenment

    Mentor’s road to enlightenment

    Susan Anderson has logged about 700 hours behind the wheel as a learner driver mentor. As a volunteer with the Jesuit Social Services’ L2P program,…

  • Great deeds on the pitch

    Great deeds on the pitch

    A pioneering free football clinic is attracting 50 young players a week from across the South East, with dreams to expand further. In a matter…

  • Violence forum aims to connect

    Violence forum aims to connect

    Women in much of the South East feel less safe than the state average, says the organiser of a forum on preventing violence against women.…

  • Moves to sack Liberal candidate

    Moves to sack Liberal candidate

    The Liberal Party is moving to dump its Isaacs candidate Jeremy Hearn over a series of reported online anti-Muslim rants. A party spokesperson said on…

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