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  • A volunteer with runs on the board

    A volunteer with runs on the board

     Murray Anderson’s passion for firefighting still burns strong more than 30 years after he started volunteering. The Dandenong Fire Brigade member also competes annually at…

  • Fear in focus

    Fear in focus

    By Casey Neill  Virginia Trioli asked a packed Drum Theatre for a show of hands from anyone afraid to go out to a restaurant at…

  • Swindle wanted for alleged car theft

    Swindle wanted for alleged car theft

    Twenty-one-year-old Jessica Swindle is wanted by police in relation to car theft and drug offences. Warrants have been issued for her arrest. She is described…

  • Charity tax bill binned

    Charity tax bill binned

    By Casey Neill An “attack on religion” that attracted opposition from Greater Dandenong Councillors has been deemed unconstitutional. Last December, The Reason Party Leader Fiona…

  • Care for charity’s struggle

    Care for charity’s struggle

    By Casey Neill  Greater Dandenong Council will give at-risk charity Avocare “as much support and assistance as we can”. The social enterprise announced through an…

  • Call for car fire witnesses

    Call for car fire witnesses

     Police are calling for witnesses after thieves torched a stolen car in Noble Park. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Watkins said the white Mazda 3…

  • Cash boost takes bypass to freeway

    Cash boost takes bypass to freeway

    The Mordialloc Bypass will become a four-lane freeway thanks to $75 million in next month’s state budget. Premier and Mulgrave MP Daniel Andrews announced funding…

  • Another Dandy New Year

    Another Dandy New Year

    Melbourne Bakmaha Ulela marked Sri Lankan New Year in Dandenong. The Sunday 8 April event at Greaves Reserve featured traditional Sri Lankan games, food and…

  • Autumn fun for all

    Autumn fun for all

     The annual Autumn Fest again welcomed families and their four-legged friends for a day filled with fun. Pampered pooches played a key role in the…

  • Dandenong’s Catholic Church on the hill

    Dandenong’s Catholic Church on the hill

    The late Jack Johnson was the author of When The Clock Strikes, a fascinating account of growing up in Dandenong, his years tending to the…

  • Remembering the old St Mary’s building

    Remembering the old St Mary’s building

    The late Jack Johnson was the author of When The Clock Strikes, a fascinating account of growing up in Dandenong, his years tending to the…

  • Five fine flavours of India… to a tea

    Five fine flavours of India… to a tea

    By Casey Neill Kadak Chai brings the flavour of Indian tea to Dandenong Market. Shabbir Kanchwala serves instant tweak team manufactured, packed and imported from…

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