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  • Asylum seeker work plan split

    Asylum seeker work plan split

    By CASEY NEILL Helping asylum seekers find work in Greater Dandenong would be “inequitable” and put “down-and-out Aussies” to the back of the queue, councillor…

  • Build your business and they will come

    Build your business and they will come

    By CASEY NEILL Build a business that’s ready to be sold. That was the advice Jason Cunningham gave guests at the Greater Dandenong Chamber of…

  • Just a dab of imagination

    Just a dab of imagination

    Kids stretched their imaginations during the school holidays and walked away with colourful creations. Dandenong’s Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre hosted a paper dyeing…

  • Skills grant for a top teacher

    Skills grant for a top teacher

    A Dandenong teacher is among 15 across the state to receive a VET training boost. A Trainer and Assessor Academic Grant will provide Megan Turner,…

  • Bobcat burns

    Bobcat burns

    Vandals torched vehicles worth more than $80,000 at a Dandenong South factory. They entered the locked car park in Pelson Court between 4.30pm on Friday…

  • Counsellors for councillors

    Counsellors for councillors

    Greater Dandenong councillor Maria Sampey is calling for a support service for councillors. She has written to Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins about the issue…

  • More than satisfactory

    More than satisfactory

    Greater Dandenong Council received a positive report card from ratepayers in the Community Satisfaction Survey. The municipality ranked well above the state average in all…

  • Snow Fest in Springvale

    Snow Fest in Springvale

    Snow will make an unlikely appearance in Greater Dandenong this month. The Springvale Snow Fest is returning to Buckingham Avenue on Sunday 24 July, from…

  • Indigenous culture, history celebrated

    Indigenous culture, history celebrated

    Greater Dandenong Council celebrated the municipality’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander links during NAIDOC Week. Mayor Heang Tak said the week-long National Aboriginal and Islanders…

  • Car park works begin

    Car park works begin

    The car park at Noble Park train station will be partially closed from next month until 2018. But the State Government said commuters could instead…

  • Two teens arrested

    Two teens arrested

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE arrested two teens in Dandenong bushland over a series of incidents across the south-east. Southern Metropolitan Regional Crime Team investigators, as…

  • Egg on protesters’ faces

    Egg on protesters’ faces

    By CASEY NEILL WITH blood and egg dripping down her face, Kelly Lachman continues to shout into a megaphone. “You are all animal abusers,” she…

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