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  • Entries open for festival of film

    Entries open for festival of film

    Film-makers from across the board can enter next year’s Short Cuts Film Festival. Entries are open for current or recent film graduates with less than…

  • Grant offers shelter from the sun

    Grant offers shelter from the sun

    Yarraman Oaks students will be protected from the summer sun thanks to a $27,500 grant. The Noble Park school received cash through the State Government’s…

  • Hero Joe recognised for decades of service

    Hero Joe recognised for decades of service

    Springvale Benevolent Society’s president has been recognised for decades of service to the charity. Joe Rechichi was named a Community Superhero at the Sandown Greyhound…

  • Dandenong plant a solid performer for Nissan

    Dandenong plant a solid performer for Nissan

    Nissan’s Dandenong casting plant is still producing parts 35 years after it opened its doors. The automotive manufacturer celebrated the milestone on Thursday 16 November.…

  • Chopper crew gives lessons on water safety

    Chopper crew gives lessons on water safety

    A life-saving chopper touched down at Haileybury in Keysborough for a water safety lesson. The Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter visited on Tuesday 21 November to…

  • Oh brother, it’s a gallery

    Oh brother, it’s a gallery

    Greater Dandenong residents can shape the Dandenong Masonic Hall’s transformation into an art gallery. The council’s vision is to extend and refurbish the 1923 building…

  • Creating real change

    Creating real change

    Springvale students are raising awareness for the Rohingya Muslims suffering in Myanmar. Middle school students at Minaret College held an awareness campaign on Friday 17…

  • Will Dandy scoop the cream?

    Will Dandy scoop the cream?

    Cream produced by Dandenong South’s Chobani is up for a top dairy prize. The Gippsland Dairy Pure Double Cream is among three finalists in the…

  • Wall is not so great

    Wall is not so great

    Keysborough residents are calling for a meeting to clear up concerns about a new wall. Greater Dandenong Council accepted a letter signed by 37 residents…

  • $4m senior studies centre

    $4m senior studies centre

    Bangholme’s Cornish College will soon add a $4 million senior studies centre to its 100-acre grounds. Education Minister James Merlino announced a $2 million State…

  • Door slammed on attackers

    Door slammed on attackers

    A Springvale man held back would-be burglars as they tried to force their way into his home. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Sergeant Craig West is…

  • Pool ball punch

    Pool ball punch

    A Dandenong pub patron allegedly hit another man in the face with a pool ball, knocking him unconscious and breaking his nose. Police are appealing…

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