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  • Girl Guides need lunch money

    Girl Guides need lunch money

    By Casey Neill Girl Guides at Dandenong West Primary School need help to continue their Victorian-first project. Seven girls made their Girl Guide Promise at…

  • Sky rail beams raise a smile

    Sky rail beams raise a smile

    More than half of the beams needed to raise the rail line in Noble Park are now in place. Workers and Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams…

  • Three men in road rage fight

    Three men in road rage fight

    Horrific vision emerged this week showing an “awful” roadside punch-on in Dandenong South. Glenda Powell told Tom Elliott on radio station 3AW that she was…

  • Bicycle roads to teach traffic safety

    Bicycle roads to teach traffic safety

    A new traffic course will teach Greater Dandenong kids to be safer near roads and on their bikes. Dandenong West Primary School received $7800 as…

  • Lives on the line

    Lives on the line

    By Casey Neill School fears a fatal accident unless traffic is slowed… A child could die outside Athol Road Primary School without a change in…

  • Passing truck highlights dangers

    Passing truck highlights dangers

    By Casey Neill A corner-cutting truck almost struck a Greater Dandenong councillor who was highlighting the dangerous practice in Noble Park North. Councillor Zaynoun Melhem…

  • Parking reprieve would be just the ticket, say traders

    Parking reprieve would be just the ticket, say traders

    By Casey Neill Traders in Dandenong’s Langhorne Street want a parking reprieve for their customers. Greater Dandenong Council received a joint letter from five businesses…

  • Warrants out for Ward

    Warrants out for Ward

    Police are appealing for public help to find Ben Ward. There are two warrants issued for the 41-year-old’s arrest. He is believed to frequent Greater…

  • String of traffic charges

    String of traffic charges

    A Noble Park man will answer 53 charges over seven unlicensed and dangerous driving incidents. Frontline Tactical Unit officers arrested the 28-year-old on Monday 14…

  • Speaking employers’ language

    Speaking employers’ language

    Young migrants have unique capabilities to offer workplaces, employment experts told a recent forum. South East Local Learning and Employment Network (SELLEN) hosted the migrant…

  • Chorus of approval for karaoke bar

    Chorus of approval for karaoke bar

    By Casey Neill A karaoke bar will soon be bringing keen crooners into Springvale. Greater Dandenong councillors approved the application for the first floor at…

  • Vision dims over poor lighting

    Vision dims over poor lighting

    By Casey Neill Lighting in Dandenong’s main strip is due for rejuvenation. During public question time at the Monday 14 August Greater Dandenong Council meeting,…

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