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More work and more members
By Casey Neill Gateway Industries is seeking more work and more members. The Dandenong-based disability enterprise held its annual general meeting at its Progress Street…
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Man arrested on theft charges
Monash CIU detectives arrested a Noble Park North man over several alleged thefts on Wednesday 13 September. They executed a search warrant as part of…
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Dandy fire drama
Fire ripped through a Dandenong shop and sent a blanket of smoke over the CBD. CFA and MFB crews were called to extinguish a blaze…
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ATM cash grab fails
Would-be thieves tried to steal a Keysborough ATM using a rope and a ute. Police said their attempt at the Keysborough South Shopping Centre about…
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Disability captured – on the move
A Keysborough College student’s artwork will soon become a moving mural to promote social inclusion. Nhu Lam won first place in this year’s Wallara Picture…
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Latin culture comes alive
Latin food, music and dance will descend on Springvale for a two-day celebration. The September Latin Festival will showcases the Latin culture, known for food,…
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Migrant help stitched up
By Casey Neill Migrants in Dandenong are stitching up donated fabric to clothe people in need around the world. Stitches to Style owner Liz Roadley…
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Keysy to light up
Keysborough will celebrate the festival of lights with a full-day fair. Tatterson Park will host the Australian Indian Innovations Inc (AIII) Diwali event from 11.30am…
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Governor’s taste of India
Victoria’s Governor took a trip to Dandenong and landed in Little India. Linda Dessau and her husband Anthony Howard met members of the Indian Cultural…
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Kids find animals within
Noble Park students channelled their inner warthog, meerkat and lion for a song and dance extravaganza. St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School presented The Lion King…
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Timber burns at Bangholme
A grass fire spread into a pile of timber at a Bangholme property. A CFA spokeswoman said six crews attended the Soden Road blaze on…
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Learning outside the classroom
A project took learning outside the classroom for a group of Keysborough students. Mt Hira’s Year 6 to 9 classes showcased what they learnt through…
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