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  • Morning melodies stir the dance moves

    Morning melodies stir the dance moves

    Music and a few smooth dance moves were in play at a Seniors Festival Week rendition of Morning Melodies at Keysborough Learning Centre. The 8…

  • RSL pokies bid rejected

    RSL pokies bid rejected

    Dandenong RSL’s plan for 11 extra poker machines has been refused by the state’s gambling regulator. The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation handed…

  • Doveton boost for Drought Angels

    Doveton boost for Drought Angels

    A Doveton relief fundraiser organised by two local ‘legends’ has raised a whopping $8281 for the Drought Angels charity. The Doveton Drought Relief Fundraiser concert…

  • Mayoral dinner for local charities

    Mayoral dinner for local charities

    Four local charities are set to benefit from the upcoming Sensational Springvale Mayoral Charity Dinner. Greater Dandenong mayor Youhorn Chea, pictured, is inviting guests to…

  • $30K bike heist in Keysborough

    $30K bike heist in Keysborough

    Up to $30,000 of bikes and wheels have been stolen during a burglary of a Keysborough factory. The break-in at the Indian Drive site occurred…

  • Victim bashed in street robbery

    Victim bashed in street robbery

    Two males have bashed and robbed a victim on Princes Highway, Dandenong early on Sunday 7 October. The victim had been walking about 5am when…

  • 17-year-old missing in Springvale

    17-year-old missing in Springvale

    Police are appealing for public help to find missing 17-year-old Hayley Brittain. Hayley was last seen on Saturday 6 October in the Springvale area. Police…

  • Springvale man charged after drug raid

    Springvale man charged after drug raid

    A man has been charged with trafficking heroin after a police raid of a home in Athol Road, Springvale. A Victoria Police divisional response unit…

  • Burn-off window narrows as fire season looms

    Burn-off window narrows as fire season looms

    CFA Chief Officer Steve Warrington has highlighted the need to prepare Victorian properties as the state faces an earlier, longer, and in some parts more…

  • Local jobs pledged for high-speed rail

    Local jobs pledged for high-speed rail

    Bombardier Transportation and its 400-strong workforce are in line to build a proposed fleet of high-speed regional-network trains, says Opposition leader Matthew Guy. Visiting the…

  • Robots for the future

    Robots for the future

    A new fleet of robotics equipment will be used to train the next generation of mechanical engineers at Chisholm TAFE. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams announced…

  • Good guys who need a home

    Good guys who need a home

    There’s one key ingredient missing from Endeavour Hills Mens Shed – and that is a shed to call home. With the backing of a massive…

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