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  • Historic treasures at risk

    Historic treasures at risk

    Museum India’s director says he’ll be forced to sell off thousands of rare, historical items without government support for the Dandenong centre. In response to…

  • Region’s bright future

    Region’s bright future

    By Casey Neill Small to medium sized businesses have opportunity aplenty in Greater Dandenong, according to an industry expert. KPMG Enterprise Advisory director Michael Alf…

  • Coroner calls for bridge safety

    Coroner calls for bridge safety

    By Casey Neill A Coroner’s report has recommended a safety overhaul for a Dandenong footbridge after a cyclist drowned. Coroner Audrey Jamieson found that Darren…

  • Three on armed robbery charges

    Three on armed robbery charges

    Three Dandenong North men will answer armed robbery and weapons charges over a string of south-east robberies. The 18, 19 and 21-year-old were allegedly armed…

  • Ballet move numbers add up to science studies

    Ballet move numbers add up to science studies

    Australia’s best ballerinas are helping kids with maths and science at Spring Parks Primary School. The Australian Ballet is partnering with schools to deliver Steamdance…

  • Woman blacked out while being strangled

    Woman blacked out while being strangled

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A 29-year-old Noble Park man accused of strangling his partner to near-unconsciousness and then smothering her face with a cloth on their…

  • Hip-hop dance is in a spin

    Hip-hop dance is in a spin

    Street Dreams is giving a free leg-up to budding Dandenong hip-hop dancers. Samson Smith from Justice Crew helped to welcome the Salvation Army and Musicians…

  • He’s a councillor on the move

    He’s a councillor on the move

    By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong councillor Tim Dark refused to comment on a council meeting seat swap that’s moved him from between two ALP colleagues.…

  • Shift helps make history

    Shift helps make history

    By Casey Neill History preservers will share more about Dandenong’s past than ever before thanks to a new space and new technology. The Dandenong and…

  • Student robbed at knifepoint

    Student robbed at knifepoint

    A Noble Park student was robbed at knifepoint just metres from his school. The 18-year-old was walking from Noble Park Secondary College on the footpath…

  • Life changed by cancer battle

    Life changed by cancer battle

    Daniel Margariti describes himself as many things; a family member, a university graduate, an enthusiastic world traveller and a passionate volunteer. But perhaps most poignantly,…

  • Appeal to find missing schoolgirl

    Appeal to find missing schoolgirl

    Police are renewing calls for help to find a Noble Park teen who has been missing for more than three months. Rubushini Sachthananthameorthy, 16, was…

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