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  • Saints set to be blessed with multicultural talent

    Saints set to be blessed with multicultural talent

    By Casey Neill St Kilda Football Club has multicultural recruits in its sights. The AFL team launched its Next Generation Academy (NGA) at Springers Leisure…

  • Springvale bank fire charges

    Springvale bank fire charges

    A 21-year-old Springvale man will answer 92 charges over last year’s fire at the Commonwealth Bank in Springvale. The man, named as Nur Islam, faced…

  • Masons move in

    Masons move in

    Freemasons Lane is moving into central Dandenong. Greater Dandenong councillors gave the green light to the proposal at their Monday 13 February meeting after receiving…

  • On the right track

    On the right track

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells Sprinting superstar Usain Bolt tells Apex Gang to stay on the straight and narrow… Apex Gang members got an inspiring pep talk…

  • Shot fired in armed neighbours dispute

    Shot fired in armed neighbours dispute

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Dandenong man allegedly fired a 12-gauge shotgun during a dispute in which his brother and a neighbour respectively brandished a pitchfork…

  • Boost for baby bookworms

    Boost for baby bookworms

    Libraries in Dandenong and Springvale are helping budding bookworms to make a strong start. They’re participating in the 1000 Books Before School program that is…

  • Elderly woman praised for stopping assault

    Elderly woman praised for stopping assault

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A brave, elderly woman was the only onlooker who stared down a bus commuter who repeatedly punched a man into unconsciousness at…

  • Play space to help toddlers explore

    Play space to help toddlers explore

    By Casey Neill Dandenong Day Nursery has a new outdoor toddler play space, thanks to a $10,000 grant. Co-ordinator Deborah Noble said the cash from…

  • Starving animals on the road to recovery

    Starving animals on the road to recovery

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows The starving and neglected animals seized from a property in Dandenong North last month are receiving ongoing medical care in preparation for…

  • Cops to crack down on hoons

    Cops to crack down on hoons

    Hoons remain a key target for Greater Dandenong police. Inspector Mark Langhorn said Operation Sumatra kicked off in January and would continue for another month…

  • Safety signs of the times

    Safety signs of the times

    By Casey Neill Joining forces for community safety is a sign of things to come for Greater Dandenong’s police and council. On Monday 13 February…

  • Yassmin guest speaker at Women’s Day

    Yassmin guest speaker at Women’s Day

    By Casey Neill Fresh from a stoush with Senator Jacqui Lambie, Yassmin Abdel-Magied will lead International Women’s Day celebrations in Springvale. She’s the guest speaker…

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