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  • Ordinary men rise to battle

    Ordinary men rise to battle

    DANDENONG and District Historical Society has researched the honours and awards that Dandenong’s soldiers received during World War I. To mark Anzac Day, the Journal…

  • Pay rise workers lose out

    Pay rise workers lose out

    FAILING to pass on annual wage increases has left a Dandenong manufacturing company with a $25,800 bill. Fair Work Ombudsman Natalie James said 25 casual…

  • Cluster together for jobs

    Cluster together for jobs

    SPRINGVALE’S business community can help shape plans to boost jobs. The Metropolitan Planning Authority (MPA) has launched a consultation about boosting business and jobs in…

  • Sky rail deal signed

    Sky rail deal signed

    By CASEY NEILL WORK on the project to remove the Noble Park level crossings will start within weeks as part of the skyrail deal approved…

  • Police want Apex men

    Police want Apex men

    POLICE are seeking help to identify two men following the Melbourne CBD affray and robbery involving the Apex gang. Taskforce Ares investigators want to speak…

  • Looking for Blackmore

    Looking for Blackmore

    POLICE are appealing for help to find Benjamin Blackmore, known to frequent Dandenong. Two warrants have been issued for the 30-year-old man’s arrest after he…

  • ’I won’t burp’ court told

    ’I won’t burp’ court told

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN was chastised for burping and laughing as he faced Dandenong Magistrates’ Court for smashing a grandmother’s laundry with a plank…

  • Court bans ice mum from children’s home

    Court bans ice mum from children’s home

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A 47-YEAR-OLD ice-using mother of three has been barred from her ex-husband and children’s Noble Park North home after throwing rocks through…

  • MP calls for quick crossing decision

    MP calls for quick crossing decision

    By CASEY NEILL A DECISION on closing Abbotts Road needs to be fast-tracked to give businesses certainty, Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams has said. On 1…

  • Lives on the line

    Lives on the line

    By CASEY NEILL A KEYSBOROUGH junction is terrifying residents and putting lives at risk, a resident says. Ismail Demiri lives on Cheltenham Road and said…

  • Creek cops a rubbishing

    Creek cops a rubbishing

    By CASEY NEILL RUBBISH is ruining Mile Creek in Dandenong, say residents. Bob Malcolm lives near the waterway’s intersection with Cheltenham Road and regularly walks…

  • Funding to push asylum cases

    Funding to push asylum cases

    By CASEY NEILL NEW legal support for asylum seekers will help them to make their case for refugee status. Attorney-General and Keysborough MP Martin Pakula…

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