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  • 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…

  • Home ambush by Facebook ‘sellers’

    Home ambush by Facebook ‘sellers’

    A man has been ambushed in his home by ‘sellers’ purporting to sell him a phone over Facebook. After responding to the Facebook ‘for sale’…

  • Man stabbed by boarding-house robbers

    Man stabbed by boarding-house robbers

    A 44-year-old man has been stabbed by four male intruders in his room at a boarding house in Power Street, Dandenong. During the intrusion, the…

  • Two males wanted over road-rage stabbing

    Two males wanted over road-rage stabbing

    Police remain on the hunt for two males involved in the road-rage stabbing of a 43-year-old man in Doveton on 10 April. The victim critically…

  • Early ANZAC service draws a crowd

    Early ANZAC service draws a crowd

    Despite the threat of rain, around 200 people joined the Noble Park RSL Sub-branch on Sunday April 21 to commemorate ANZAC Day. The sub-branch usually…

  • Anzac’s popularity swells

    Anzac’s popularity swells

    A massive turnout at Dandenong’s Anzac Day service was regarded as one of the biggest in recent times. The service at the Pillars of Freedom…

  • Women splashed with acid

    Women splashed with acid

    Two women have been hospitalised after having a substance, reportedly an acid, thrown on them in Endeavour Hills. The victims, aged 29 and 44, had…

  • Stray cat-astrophe

    Stray cat-astrophe

    Greater Dandenong Council has put a pause on trapping stray and feral cats during ‘kitten season’ due to a shortage of space at the region’s…

  • Bureks warm bellies and hearts

    Bureks warm bellies and hearts

    Twenty years ago the burek – a popular Bosnian crisp layered pastry filled with piping-hot ricotta cheese, beef and cheese or spinach and cheese –…

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