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  • Have you seen Denes?

    Have you seen Denes?

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing man Denes Miklos. The 79-year-old was last seen about 7.50am on Friday 26 October at…

  • Public views sought on LGBTI inclusion

    Greater Dandenong has moved to implement a national “best practice” model on recognising its LGBTI community. The council plans to host community consultations to learn…

  • SRSS campaign hits the road

    SRSS campaign hits the road

    The Greater Dandenong-led campaign against absolute welfare cuts for asylum seekers in the community has spread interstate. Crs Roz Blades and Matthew Kirwan were part…

  • Park design is all child’s play

    Park design is all child’s play

    Students were invited to a unique ‘road-test’ to help design Greater Dandenong’s upcoming all-abilities playground. They tried on vision-impairment goggles, blindfold and white canes then…

  • Small army takes on Kaufland giant

    Small army takes on Kaufland giant

    Small retailers and Greater Dandenong Council are lining up to oppose a multinational Kaufland supermarket proposed in Dandenong. Kaufland has proposed a 6680-square-metre premises including…

  • Sandown exit talks confirmed

    Sandown exit talks confirmed

    Sandown Racecourse’s future redevelopment is being discussed by the owner and Greater Dandenong Council. Both have stated there’s not yet been a formal application to…

  • Burglar stopped in his tracks

    Burglar stopped in his tracks

    A man has been awoken by an intruder attempting to break into his Springvale house in the early daylight hours on Saturday, 20 October. Upon…

  • Stats ’lie’ at crash site

    Stats ’lie’ at crash site

    Statistics don’t tell the full story about the dangers of a four-ways intersection in Dandenong North, say a group of frustrated residents. The residents have…

  • Bangholme Market rejected

    Bangholme Market rejected

    The controversial Bangholme Market proposed in Greater Dandenong’s Green Wedge has been put to pasture by the State Government. A State Government planning advisory committee…

  • March for freedom

    March for freedom

     More than 120 marchers took to the streets of central Dandenong to protest against slavery on 20 October. The Walk for Freedom was supported by…

  • Dandenong jobs boost

    Dandenong jobs boost

    Dandenong’s manufacturing sector is set to benefit from a $3 million-plus State Government boost. The grants will support local projects and an expected 150 extra…

  • Pavilion scores $500K kickalong

    Pavilion scores $500K kickalong

    A new modern and accessible pavilion is in the works at St Mary’s Cricket Club and St John’s Old Collegians Football Club in Dandenong. On…

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