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  • Police seek would-be thief

    Police seek would-be thief

    Police released images of a woman they’re seeking over an attempted theft in Dandenong. Dandenong Police are investigating the incident, which occurred at a second-hand…

  • Factory fire sends smoke over Springvale

    Factory fire sends smoke over Springvale

     CFA is advising people to avoid the Princes Highway area in Springvale due to a factory fire. Fire crews are responding to a blaze on…

  • Report seeks LGBTI inclusion

    Report seeks LGBTI inclusion

    By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong Council will investigate how to better support its LGBTI community. At the Monday 11 December council meeting, Councillor Matthew Kirwan…

  • Teeing off for charities

    Teeing off for charities

    By Casey Neill A charity trio will share the funds raised at next year’s Take a Swing for Charity golf day. The Settler’s Run Golf…

  • Rottenberry on the run

    Rottenberry on the run

    Police are appealing for public help to find Michelle Rottenberry. The 27-year-old is wanted for failing to appear at court for drug-related offences, and is…

  • Crime trending down

    Crime trending down

    By Casey Neill Overall crime has dropped in Greater Dandenong, according to the latest figures. The Crime Statistics Agency released numbers for the 12 months…

  • Aerial lifeline for auto chain

    Aerial lifeline for auto chain

    By Casey Neill Boeing could be a lifeline for ex-auto workers and suppliers in the South-East. Boeing Aerostructures Australia managing director Mike Bunker was a…

  • Phoenix rises on Dandenong Market

    Phoenix rises on Dandenong Market

    Street art is adorning the Dandenong Market in a nod to traders’ resilience, work ethic and tenacity. Scottie ‘Bonsai’ Neoh painted Rising Phoenix on the…

  • Fears for missing girl

    Fears for missing girl

     A missing 12-year-old girl could be in the Dandenong area. Police are appealing for public help to find Tayla Hobbins, who was last seen at…

  • Q & A

    Q & A

    Cathy McIntyre, South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) What is something people don’t know about you? That I’m leaving SEMMA to join the Victoria Police…

  • None Of Our Business But…

    None Of Our Business But…

    Rohingya support Students at Springvale’s Minaret College are raising awareness for the Rohingya Muslims who are suffering in Myanmar. It was the first project the…

  • Boost for farm and tech

    Boost for farm and tech

    By Casey Neill Virtual reality for aged care and farm-fresh produce are at the core of two very different start-ups. But small businesses Live VR…

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