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  • Leaders find their voice

    Leaders find their voice

    It was time for a group of 20 Gleneagles Secondary College students to shine. They had just performed a rousing blast of Pasifika song and…

  • Crime rate drops again

    Crime rate drops again

    Official crime rates in Greater Dandenong have dropped to the lowest levels in four years. According to Crime Statistics Agency figures, the area’s offence rate…

  • Easing the station squeeze

    Easing the station squeeze

    An extra 150 car spaces have been pledged at Dandenong railway station by the State Government. As a re-election commitment, the Government announced 11,000 extra…

  • More police on the beat

    More police on the beat

    Twelve extra frontline police officers are about to start in the Dandenong region, with more to come. On top of the latest boost, another 34…

  • Tools and coins stolen in burglary

    Tools and coins stolen in burglary

     Greater Dandenong CIU detectives have released images similar to several distinctive items stolen in a burglary in Springvale. The break-in at the Webb Street property…

  • MPs war on drugs action

    MPs war on drugs action

    Labor and Liberal MPs have traded blows over each other’s illicit drugs policies after Greater Dandenong was seemingly overlooked in the latest round of Ice…

  • Dandenong CWA’s helpers need our help

    Dandenong CWA’s helpers need our help

    Dandenong’s once-thriving Country Women’s Association branch – that has supported so many in need – is on its knees. The institution, that did a roaring…

  • Cage-free campaign changes the game

    Cage-free campaign changes the game

    A Bangholme egg farmer concedes cage-eggs are becoming a hard sell, with a number of big food retailers going cage-free. Andrew Postregna, who owns Tamarix…

  • Rider crashes after police pursuit

    Rider crashes after police pursuit

    A Noble Park man has crashed an unregistered motorcycle after fleeing police at high speed through several red lights on a late Sunday morning, a…

  • V8 hoon ‘intimidated’ by Porsche

    V8 hoon ‘intimidated’ by Porsche

    In an apparent act of penance, a driver who raced his V8 ute at up to 147km/h on Princes Highway, Springvale has since swapped to…

  • Ten more trams for Bombardier

    Ten more trams for Bombardier

    The State Government has placed an order for 10 E-Class trams to be built at Bombardier Transportation’s Dandenong South factory. Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan…

  • Get on board for cancer screens

    Get on board for cancer screens

    A 10-minute free check-up can save your life, as Greater Dandenong councillor Roz Blades can attest. Cr Blades helped launch the visit of BreastScreen Victoria’s…

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