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  • 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…

  • Monash delays from accident

    Monash delays from accident

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A WOMAN has been trapped after a serious multi-vehicle crash on the Monash Freeway at Dandenong North. Paramedics are treating the woman…

  • Owner chases car thieves

    Owner chases car thieves

    A Dandenong man gave chase after he arrived home in time to watch thieves driving away in his car. Police said the culprits entered his…

  • Man cut by machete robber

    Man cut by machete robber

    A machete-wielding thief struck his victim and stole his mobile phone in Springvale. The victim, a 21-year-old Springvale man, was using the phone as he…

  • Rider dies after crash

    Rider dies after crash

    A 33-year-old motorcyclist has died in hospital following a crash in Noble Park North. Police believe the car was turning right onto Jacksons Road from…

  • Thieves hit woman with baseball bat

    Thieves hit woman with baseball bat

    Thieves struck a woman with a baseball bat and stole her handbag in Dandenong. The victim, 45, was walking along Lexton Avenue about 8.30pm on…

  • Concerns for young girl

    Concerns for young girl

    A young girl who is known to frequent Dandeong and surrounding areas has been missing for 16 days and police are seeking public assistance to…

  • Hospital’s emergency care surge

    Hospital’s emergency care surge

    By Victoria Stone-Meadows Dandenong Hospital Emergency Department has been flooded by a massive influx of patents over the summer. According to figures released by the…

  • Cultural dance shows Maori magic

    Cultural dance shows Maori magic

    Dandenong Market was transformed into a South Pacific island paradise on Sunday 5 February when New Zealand and Pacific culture were out on show. The…

  • Lost youth live in fantasy crime world

    Lost youth live in fantasy crime world

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells The good news is that police are making inroads into soaring youth crime rates in Melbourne’s south-east, said Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton.…

  • Pie and mighty

    Pie and mighty

    By Garry Howe A tradition forged on pies, pots and parody that helped launch sports entertainment and events company A Positive Move has been resurrected…

  • Lining up for lots to learn

    Lining up for lots to learn

    St Anthony’s in Noble Park welcomed its newest students on Thursday 2 February when the prep class of 2017 started its schooling journey. There were…

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