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  • Candidate hit by hate text

    Candidate hit by hate text

    By Casey Neill A Greater Dandenong Council candidate has been told to “go back to your s***** country” in a shocking text message. Gagandeep Singh,…

  • Thought bubble gives police booze-busting scheme

    Thought bubble gives police booze-busting scheme

    By Casey Neill Swapping fines for treatment has transformed lives and earned two police officers Divisional Commendations. The Dandenong-based Alcohol Diversion Program has engaged 39…

  • On the route to more jobs

    On the route to more jobs

    By Casey Neill A new bus service could cut unemployment and boost business in Dandenong South. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams announced the route 890 would…

  • Life comes back to the city

    Life comes back to the city

    By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong in an apt name for a municipality that’s getting better and better. From Springvale to Noble Park, Dandenong to Keysborough…

  • Light shines on traffic cameras

    Light shines on traffic cameras

    By Casey Neill Driver behaviour and not a dodgy light sequence are to blame for red light camera fines at a Keysborough intersection, according to…

  • Squared away

    Squared away

    By Casey Neill Nabbing more than 400 criminals in 15 months earned Sergeant Hafiz Mayar and his team a Divisional Commendation. The Greater Dandenong Response…

  • Hate won’t stop Muslim forum

    Hate won’t stop Muslim forum

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells An organiser says a stream of hate mail will not deter a region-first forum to combat Islamophobia in Dandenong this month. Casey-based…

  • Student circle sets record

    Student circle sets record

    By Casey Neill Yarraman Oaks Primary holds an Australian record. The Noble Park school launched a month-long health focus at its Walktober Fun Fest on…

  • Fruit stall stays in the family

    Fruit stall stays in the family

    By Casey Neill Danny Luppino has been a Dandenong Market fixture for 54 years. And the Italian-born 74-year-old wouldn’t have it any other way. “I…

  • History captures moments in time

    History captures moments in time

    By Casey Neill A statue unveiling will bring three months of Dandenong Market birthday celebrations to a close. The bronze sculpture by artist Anne Ross…

  • Birthday party in store

    Birthday party in store

    Dandenong Market first opened its doors 150 years ago on 10 October in 1866. The Journal thought it only fitting to mark the milestone in…

  • Online appeal to pay for boy’s funeral

    Online appeal to pay for boy’s funeral

    Friends and family of a four-year-old boy who died in a house fire are rallying around to raise money for his funeral. Their GoFundMe page…

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