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  • Sleeping wife stabbed in the back

    Sleeping wife stabbed in the back

    A man who broke into a unit and stabbed his sleeping estranged wife in the back has been jailed. The 35-year-old was sentenced in the…

  • Car torched near soccer club

    Car torched near soccer club

    A car has been mysteriously torched soon after the driver was blocked-in near a Dandenong soccer ground. Greater Dandenong CIU suspect, but hasn’t confirmed, that…

  • Snow drops into Springvale

    Snow drops into Springvale

    Lana, 6, got an early sample of 80 tonnes of snow headed for Springvale Snow Fest 2019. The annual event was recently crowned as the…

  • Engaging on safety

    Engaging on safety

    Greater Dandenong residents had the opportunity to meet those at the forefront of keeping the community safe at a recent event. The community safety event,…

  • No change in citizenship rules

    No change in citizenship rules

    Good news! The controversial proposed citizenship laws have not changed. The Australian Government has been trying to introduce changes that would require permanent residents to…

  • Children’s hub for the ages

    Children’s hub for the ages

    A new-look Chalcot Lodge Childrens Centre in Endeavour Hills has moved with the times, expanding into a community hub for groups of all ages. The…

  • Students’ Murray–Darling Bill passes

    Students’ Murray–Darling Bill passes

    Gleneagles Secondary College students’ bid to protect the Murray–Darling Basin has successfully passed in YMCA Victoria’s Youth Parliament. Year 10 and 11 students Jess Fitzgerald,…

  • Alzheimer’s drug trial underway

    Alzheimer’s drug trial underway

    Peninsula Therapeutic and Research Group is part of an international trial testing a drug that aims to slow down cognitive decline in people with Alzheimer’s…

  • Probus ladies toast birthday

    Probus ladies toast birthday

    The Dandenong Ladies Probus Club’s 25th year Celebration Lunch was held on the same date it was founded – 6 June – at the Dandenong…

  • Underpaying retailer pays the price

    Underpaying retailer pays the price

    A South-East fruit, vegetable and flowers retailer has been fined more than $240,000 for underpaying workers and falsifying employment records. A & S Wholesale Fruit…

  • Little India traders fear ‘wipe out’

    Little India traders fear ‘wipe out’

    Little India traders say the iconic retail strip may be “wiped off” under a proposed large-scale redevelopment of the Dandenong retail precinct. The State Government…

  • Gumtree grope denied

    Gumtree grope denied

    A 76-year-old Dandenong man is fighting charges that he molested a 19-year-old Gumtree customer in his home garage. The man, who wore dark glasses and…

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