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Little Aths home under threat
A Dandenong athletics field is on the chopping-block, leaving dozens of kids and families potentially without a track and the loss of their “family club”.…
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Springvale crime rises on election agenda
Crime and public safety in central Springvale have taken a turn for the worse, say council election candidates. Springvale Central Ward candidate Minh Le and…
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Crs seeking re-election
Most of Greater Dandenong’s councillors have nominated for re-election in October’s polls. As of 9am on Monday 15 September, Crs Angela Long (ALP) and Rhonda…
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Disqualified drink-driver allegedly clocked at 170km/h
An alleged disqualified drink-driver was detected speeding at 170 km/h in a 100km/h zone on Monash Freeway early on Saturday 14 September, police say. State…
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Endeavour Hills man fights for life after nighclub stabbing
An Endeavour Hills man was critically injured in a stabbing at a Prahran nightclub early on Sunday 15 September. The 31 year old suffered life-threatening…
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Historic Sandown Raceway faces uncertain future
As Sandown celebrates 60 years of endurance racing, the future of the iconic Melbourne track remains in the balance. Changes to the historic venue have…
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Koomen vies for Waratah
Pledging to be the local voice for the people, Stefan Koomen has announced his candidacy for Casey’s upcoming October elections. A Labor member standing as…
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Manufacturing vision beyond 2050
A South East based industry group is developing its own long-range “blueprint” for manufacturing’s future into the second half of this century. At the South…
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24/7 supplies for kids in crisis
A one-stop stockroom for carers of kids entering out-of-home care has been opened in Keysborough. Known as a Tiny Site, it gives quick and secure…
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Outgoing Cr’s verdict on elections
This year’s local council elections have already started with dramatic events as two councillors surprisingly exit, another switches wards and leaving vacancies for fresh-faced candidates.…
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Pioneer study on youth concussion
Young rugby players on Haileybury’s rugby team are being monitored using high-tech mouthguards with special sensors to better identify and manage concussions. In an Australian…
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Trio of townhouses refused
A second attempt to seek a planning permit for a trio of double-storey townhouses in Noble Park has been refused by Greater Dandenong Council. The…
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