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The torn blue line
By Casey Neill Police split over how to tackle crime… Greater Dandenong’s police taskforce boom is either cutting crime or encouraging criminals – depending on…
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Captain’s hope for the future
By Casey Neill “As much as this is a city with a lot of need, this is a city with a lot of capacity. People…
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Well bless you, my pet
A Dandenong church will be blessing pets on Sunday 9 October. For the first time, St James’ Anglican Church on Langhorne Street is welcoming animals…
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Ex-player and money manager helps raise funds
By Casey Neill More than 200 guests from south-east businesses talked footy in the name of charity. The Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce hoped its…
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Judges blown away by Snow Fest
Springvale Snow Fest and Dandenong’s Australia Day Festival won national awards. Last year’s Snow Fest won the Best Victorian Tourism Event title at the Australian…
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Kids love pizzas
Pizzas, dancing and fish bowls were on the menu for Greater Dandenong kids these school holidays. Jan Wilson Community Centre in Noble Park hosted a…
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Preserving our history
MEMBERS of the Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL sub-branch will learn how to preserve, maintain and increase access to war heritage collections. Museums Australia and the State Government…
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European cheeses bring smiles
By Casey Neill Amalia Europe Cheese looks a little different these days, but still has cheese and smallgoods at its heart. Mina Dawood’s mum Amalia…
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Cable water-skiing on the way
By Casey Neill Bangholme’s cable water-ski centre could be open by Christmas. An update on the Facebook page for the $5 million project said opening…
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Basement car park poses risk
By Casey Neill Critical infrastructure is at risk while the Dandenong Civic Centre car park remains open, according to Councillor Peter Brown. He told the…
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Milk bars targeted in 10 minutes
By Casey Neill Armed burglars struck two Greater Dandenong milk bars in the space of 10 minutes, police suspect. The Coolavin Road milk bar owner…
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Fined for acid waste dumping
A Dandenong South factory received a $7500 fine for dumping acid waste at the rear of its premises. Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) issued the…
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