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  • Male spotted at suspicious fire

    Male spotted at suspicious fire

    A male wearing a long coat and thongs was seen running from a suspicious fire at a home’s front garden at Springvale Road, Springvale. A…

  • Elderly woman scares off burglar

    Elderly woman scares off burglar

    A 90-year-old woman has stirred from bed and found a burglar inside her Noble Park home. About 8pm on 3 August, the male wearing a…

  • Bag snatcher on the run

    Bag snatcher on the run

    Police have released an image and video allegedly relating to a street robbery in Dandenong. A woman snatched a handbag from a victim walking south…

  • Ghandi statue toppled

    Ghandi statue toppled

    A community survey has overwhelmingly rejected a proposed statue of Mahatma Ghandi in Dandenong’s Indian cultural precinct. The idea floated a statue of Gandhi, who…

  • Bets off on pokies reform

    Bets off on pokies reform

    The State Government has defended its pokies regulations despite an alliance’s proposed reforms to stem the mounting losses. The Alliance of Gambling Reform – including…

  • Standing strong

    Standing strong

    Greater Dandenong mayor Youhorn Chea says he won’t be silenced by a death-threat letter that he believes comes from the top of the Cambodian Government.…

  • Mayors’ urgent call for refugee support

    Mayors’ urgent call for refugee support

    A “powerful” joint statement by 18 Victorian councils opposing imminent cuts to asylum-seekers’ income support has apparently failed to move the Federal Government. Greater Dandenong…

  • Energy solution needed: SEMMA

    Energy solution needed: SEMMA

    Curbing high energy prices is in the sights of the South East’s peak manufacturers body. Adrian Boden, executive director of South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance,…

  • Fireys fly to overseas aid

    Fireys fly to overseas aid

    Three CFA fireys from Dandenong and Hallam have been deployed to tackle devastating fires in the USA and Greece. Steve Keating, Adrian Devenish and Daryl…

  • Pound the drums, make a noise

    Pound the drums, make a noise

    Having a go is second nature for Lyndale Secondary College student Zohre. She was among 200 Year 10 students from 11 Greater Dandenong Schools who…

  • Black makes his mark on new fans

    Black makes his mark on new fans

    For some Doveton College students, it was their first touch of an Aussie Rules football – and it was intoxicating. Brownlow medallist Simon Black and…

  • Preps growing up fast

    Preps growing up fast

     Preppies looked particularly precocious during the marking of their first 100 days at St Anthony’s Primary School, Noble Park. To celebrate their coming of age…

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