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WorkSafe forum for manufacturers
WorkSafe is set to visit Dandenong to offer work safety tips to manufacturers during its Health and Safety Month. The workplace safety authority will host…
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Car noise complaints fall on deaf ears
Springvale residents say years of complaints about noise emitted from a motorsport’s businesses at Springvale Business Park on Centre Road have fallen on deaf ears.…
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No escape for soilworks operator: EPA
The operator of an asbestos-riddled soil mound in Bangholme will be compelled to clean up even if they collapse into insolvency, says the state’s pollution…
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88yo man missing from Noble Park
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing man Vassilios. The 88-year-old was last seen in Noble Park on Saturday 4 October about…
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Hazaras push for future ‘without fear’
The Hazara Genocide Memorial event was organised by the Hazara Cultural Association, whose members controversially proposed to rename Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street, Dandenong…
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World peace begins in the home
It would be easy to be overcome and completely disheartened by events happening in the world right now,and truthfully writing a Message of Hope from…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 8 October 1925 Prime Minister at Dandenong EXTRAORDINARY ENTHUSIASM Mr Bruce, Prime Minister of Australia, opened his campaign for Flinders in the…
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Market stalwart’s future goes to seed
A Dandenong Market florist of 35 years says her retirement plans are in upheaval due to being forced out of her site by the market’s…
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United in Hazara genocide remembrance
The prominent Hazara community in the south east gathered to mark the 133rd Hazara genocide at the Drum Theatre in Dandenong. Organised by the newly…
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Hill slams genocide pub talk
A Politics in Pub forum is planned for Saturday 4 October posing the provocative question ‘why Labor supports genocide in Gaza’. Organised by the Victorian…
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Trio charged over booby-trapped factory crop
Three men have been arrested at a Springvale unit over an alleged cannabis trafficking ring across the South East. Caulfield Divisional Response Unit detectives raided…
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MP ‘inaction’ a corruption risk: survey
Most Victorian MPs and councillors taking part in a recent survey by the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) believe that corruption is a problem in…
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