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Funeral parlour buried
A proposed funeral parlour in the heart of a Springvale South residential area has been quashed by Greater Dandenong Council. Councillors on 12 March unanimously…
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Stars of the future on show
Exciting times loom large on the horizon for AFL South East’s most promising junior footballers after the Dandenong Southern Stingrays recently announced a 30-strong squad…
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Blame-game on traffic danger
The dangerous traffic woes plaguing Dandenong North Primary School are a matter for the local council to solve, according to the Department of Education and…
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Creek parkland in dispute
Greater Dandenong Council is set to formally lobby the State Government to retain parkland in Dalgety Street, Dandenong South. After years of fruitless negotiation with…
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Appeal against killer’s sentence dismissed
A bid to increase the jail time for a shooter who killed 20-year-old Dandenong man Rahat Khan has been dismissed by the Victorian Court of…
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Congestion-busting design unveilled
During a 20 minute press conference, boom gate signals hold up long lines of cars and trucks five times. You could say the bells are…
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Footy club shed
A maintenance shed at Noble Park Football Club has been rammed open by a car. A white, late-model VW vehicle struck the back of the…
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Couple back on the dancefloor – 55 years on
In front of tables of friends at Springvale Senior Citizens Multicultural Club, Dusica and Doug Stevic celebrated 55 years of marriage. About 80 watched on…
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Kaufland to land in Dandenong
German supermarket giant Kaufland has been given the go-ahead to open in Dandenong. The store at the former Bunnings site on Princes Highway and Gladstone…
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Defying the law of averages
Lawyers at Maurice Blackburn Dandenong swapped statute books for the rigors of the Spartan Melbourne Race in Tooradin this month. Similar to the Tough Mudder…
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Sweet gestures relieve bushfire pain
Greater Dandenong Council will pitch in $10,000 towards relief charity efforts to help victims of the Bunyip State Park bushfires. The devastating fires this month…
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College unveils its $5m reboot
Premier Daniel Andrews cut the ribbon on an extensive modern facelift at Noble Park Secondary College. The three-stage $5 million project over three stages included…
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