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  • Place of peace to remember

    Place of peace to remember

    School children were among those to mark Remembrance Day at an early service in Endeavour Hills. The Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL Sub-Branch held the event at the…

  • None Of Our Business But…

    None Of Our Business But…

    School under starters orders Noble Park Secondary College held a unique take on the Melbourne Cup. Teachers donned inflatable horses for a race that stopped…

  • Home to honey helps struggling bees

    Home to honey helps struggling bees

    By Casey Neill There’s a real buzz about the Springvale Community Garden. It comes from the thousands of bees that live there beneath the shade…

  • Bill Toogood dies aged 89

    Bill Toogood dies aged 89

    The Dandenong community has lost long-time resident and businessman Bill Toogood. He died at Dandenong Hospital on Tuesday 24 October, aged 89. Sister-in-law Val told…

  • Punched in the face

    Punched in the face

    Police are appealing for witnesses to an alleged mugging in Dandenong. A man told police he was on foot on Walker Street, heading towards Dandenong…

  • Citizens’ arrest

    Citizens’ arrest

    Two Springvale men held two would-be burglars hostage inside their home until police arrived to arrest them. They allegedly entered the Springvale Road share house…

  • List for the crafty

    List for the crafty

    Three … crafty ways to find new friends. 1. The Social Knitwork meets at the Dandenong Library each Wednesday morning from 10am during school terms.…

  • Police track burglary crew

    Police track burglary crew

    Police are trying to stop a burglary crew that’s struck several times in six weeks, including in Springvale South. Glen Eira Bayside CIU detectives are…

  • Victim, robber run away

    Victim, robber run away

      A would-be thief fled empty-handed from a Noble Park milk bar – even after the attendant ran for safety and left the till open.…

  • Laundry thieves should come clean

    Laundry thieves should come clean

    Four thieves think they made a clean getaway following a Dandenong burglary, but police hope the public will prove them wrong. They’re appealing for help…

  • Trapped by the light

    Trapped by the light

    By Casey Neill A partially-blind Noble Park man says new traffic lights have made him a prisoner in his own home. Brian Fernando, 68, lives…

  • Camping for refugees

    Camping for refugees

    By Casey Neill Noble Park teens spent three days in the bush to build their connections to education, culture and country. The newly arrived and…

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