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  • New classrooms to oust asbestos

    New classrooms to oust asbestos

    Asbestos-riddled classrooms will make way for new learning spaces in Dandenong North. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams announced that the State Government would invest $1.9 million…

  • Call to attention

    Call to attention

    By Casey Neill A Dandenong lawyer says a freeway truck ban could boost safety but that simply paying attention would cut crashes. Acting Premier Tim…

  • Drive-thru to recycle

    Drive-thru to recycle

    Greater Dandenong residents have three free and easy ways to reduce their waste this year. The council will hold Pop-up Drive Thru Recycling Days at…

  • Million-dollar school boost

    Million-dollar school boost

    Keysborough students will benefit from a $1.3 million grant for new facilities. The State Government announced the cash for Lighthouse Christian College late last year.…

  • When my life became unmanageable

    When my life became unmanageable

    By Al-Anon member ‘Josh’ I was certain I could make the alcoholic stop drinking by saying “if you loved me, you would stop that continuous…

  • 100 years between drinks

    100 years between drinks

    By Casey Neill Adela Casson has not tasted a drop of alcohol in her 100 years. “Don’t drink or smoke,” was her advice to those…

  • Worker’s back-pay win

    Worker’s back-pay win

    A Keysborough warehouse worker received $5700 in unpaid wages following an investigation. Fair Work Ombudsman Natalie James said the casual employee was incorrectly paid a…

  • Three of the Best

    Three of the Best

    Three … active ways to kick off the new year 1. There are 98 kilometres of on and off-road cycling paths in Greater Dandenong, including…

  • Life of service lives on

    Life of service lives on

    What’s in a Name delves into the fascinating stories and personalities behind some of the city’s best-known street names and locations. This week the Journal…

  • That’s the plan

    That’s the plan

    By Casey Neill It started in January with street width, and the planning issues didn’t stop all year. Greater Dandenong Councillor Matthew Kirwan successfully moved…

  • Tackling crime together

    Tackling crime together

    By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong’s police and council joined forces for community safety in February, launching a mobile message sign. The council donated the device…

  • Working on unemployment

    Working on unemployment

    By Casey Neill Unemployment was a key focus in Greater Dandenong right from the start of 2017. Councillors voted to establish a mayoral taskforce to…

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