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  • Stall selling is their stock in trade

    Stall selling is their stock in trade

    By Casey Neill Mother and son Bella and Adrian Janai have spent a combined 60 years working at Dandenong Market. Bella’s Bargains has been a…

  • TAFE to offer degrees

    TAFE to offer degrees

    Chisholm Institute and La Trobe University are bringing degrees to Dandenong. From next year students will be able to study bachelor degrees in accounting, information…

  • Girl, 8, killed in crash

    Girl, 8, killed in crash

    South Australian police charged a Dandenong man over an eight-year-old girl’s death in a Barossa Valley car crash. Shujaat Bahrami, 40, was behind the wheel…

  • Maiden graduation for Twich

    Maiden graduation for Twich

    By Casey Neill Sewing skills are giving migrant women a leg up in their new homeland. But Springvale’s Twich Women’s Sewing Collective is about more…

  • Mental health on a lighter note

    Mental health on a lighter note

    By Casey Neill Dandenong Park will host a fun festival with health and well-being at its heart. Spring Into Wellness will mark both Mental Health…

  • Facing UV sun smart way

    Facing UV sun smart way

    Dandenong Primary School students are putting their newly repaired hall to good use. They learnt about the importance of being sun smart at their first…

  • Cash, smokes robbed in hold-up

    Cash, smokes robbed in hold-up

    A thief pointed a small, brown handgun at a milk bar attendant during a hold-up in Noble Park. He entered the Noble Street store just…

  • Stolen car lights up night sky

    Stolen car lights up night sky

    A car stolen from Cranbourne was found alight in the middle of Pound Road West, Dandenong South. CFA crews called to the blaze about 1am…

  • Intruder leaves empty-handed

    Intruder leaves empty-handed

    A Dandenong man confronted a would-be thief who forced his way into his Gwenda Street home. An eight-year-old girl, 29-year-old woman and 36-year-old man were…

  • The glory of humanity

    The glory of humanity

    WALKER Street Gallery is hosting a new exhibition by acclaimed artist Deborah Kelly. No Human Being is Illegal (In All Our Glory) will visit Dandenong…

  • Love forged in war still going strong

    Love forged in war still going strong

    After 70 years of marriage, Alfred and Jennigje ‘Jenny’ Maslin still spend hours holding hands. The couple celebrated their platinum anniversary on Wednesday 28 September…

  • House fire claims boy

    House fire claims boy

    A four-year-old boy died in a house fire in Dandenong on Saturday 1 October. Emergency services were called to the Ann Street townhouse just before…

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