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Three doctors on duty
By Casey Neill Noble Park is getting a new medical centre. Greater Dandenong Councillors approved an application for 11 Allan Street at their Monday 25…
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Five new homes on the double
Five double-storey homes will soon spring up in Springvale’s Whitworth Avenue. Greater Dandenong Councillors approved the application at their Monday 25 June meeting. City planning,…
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Crash causing delays around Hallam
All outbound lanes on the South Gippsland Freeway are now clear following an earlier collision. VicRoads advised that the vehicles involved in the crash before…
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Little helpers for the homeless
Dandenong North’s Mini Vinnies are helping the homeless this winter. St Elizabeth’s Primary School Year 6 students Marli, Paris, Nyankeer, Ganjwok, Kristina and Roger told…
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Three…road trip safety tips
1. Ahead of the winter school holidays, the TAC is reminding drivers to check that their tyres and brakes are in good condition and all…
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Liquor store fears
By Casey Neill A new liquor store will “likely have negative social and health impacts on Springvale residents”, says one Greater Dandenong Councillor. Matthew Kirwan…
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New images could catch muzzle man
Police hope CCTV images will help to identify the man who placed his hand over a woman’s mouth as she crossed a Springvale street. The…
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Handgun hold-up for mobile phone
Bandits armed with a handgun stole a mobile phone from two teenage boys in Dandenong. The victims, aged 17 and 18, were walking on the…
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Remote CCTV captures would-be burglar
Police arrested a Dandenong man over a burglary at a Springvale restaurant. It’s believed the 23-year-old entered the rear of the Springvale Road business while…
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Hole truth on donuts
A humble family favourite is celebrating 50 years – but almost never existed. Dandee Donuts owner Susan Bell said her parents started the business back…
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Cold night warms hearts
Bangholme students raised $23,000 to provide more than 240 homeless people with shelter. More than 60 students, alumni and staff braved cold temperatures during Cornish…
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Baking’s in their blood
By Casey Neill Melina Longhurst’s family has been baking since 1852. Her Dandenong Market stall, Melina’s Bakery and Larder, still brings traditional family recipes to…
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