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  • Highway crawl saps time

    Highway crawl saps time

    Drivers dread the 5km/h crawl afternoon peak time crawl on Princes Highway, Dandenong South. It’s that long, wide straight heading east, broken up with set…

  • Slow cooking Maori-style

    Slow cooking Maori-style

    You could say that much of NZ Street Food’s roaring trade belongs to a line of homesick Kiwi stomachs. But the Dandenong Market outlet is…

  • Fire’s lessons learned

    Fire’s lessons learned

    Fire-fighters are in for a challenging summer, judging by recent devastating fires in Greece and the US, says Dandenong Senior Station Officer Daryl Owen. On…

  • Charity bins dumped

    Charity bins dumped

    Red Nose Charity’s charity bins and outlet have been given its marching orders from Parkmore shopping centre’s car park due to a spate of “overflow…

  • Leader builds connections

    Leader builds connections

    A Dandenong community leader has been recognised as one of the 2018 Victorian Premier’s Volunteer Champions. Nika Suwarsih was one of the awardees in the…

  • Doveton breaks the drought

    Doveton breaks the drought

    Doveton’s own local ‘heroes’ are staging an all-day music event to pitch in for drought-stricken farmers. Ruth Murray and Jenny Colvin have organised the Drought…

  • School Guides for good

    School Guides for good

    Dandenong West Primary School’s Girl Guides group is a national first. The group, in its fourth year, started out as a trial – meeting at…

  • An eye for inspiration

    An eye for inspiration

    Aref Ramazani has a passion to capture positive stories in photo and film. The Dandneong communications graduate just needed to get his foot in the…

  • Fortnight of kid’s play

    Fortnight of kid’s play

    Movies, craft, stories, footy and dance – with a touch of magic – are cast at the annual Greater Dandenong Children’s Festival. In the upcoming…

  • Firewood depot’s up in ashes

    Firewood depot’s up in ashes

    A firewood depot, which had been operating without permission in Bangholme’s Green Wedge zone, has been hauled over the coals by Greater Dandenong Council. The…

  • STIs on the rise

    STIs on the rise

    Sexually-transmissible infections are on an alarming rise in Greater Dandenong, according to official stats. In the region, the numbers with gonorrhoea are up 191 per…

  • Spring in the air

    Spring in the air

    Students, such as Molly Marie Burrough, pictured, were given an outdoors education by Greater Dandenong Council’s horticultural staff. Fourteen conservation land management students from Chisholm…

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