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  • Break-in teens drive crime spike

    Break-in teens drive crime spike

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AND CASEY NEILL EARLY teens and tweens are leading a spike in thefts and burglaries in Greater Dandenong in 2015. Greater Dandenong…

  • Heatherton Road closure

    Heatherton Road closure

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A CAR crash has caused the closure of Heatherton Road in Dandenong North this afternoon (Tuesday). The road has been closed at…

  • ‘Well done’ sky rail could work: experts

    ‘Well done’ sky rail could work: experts

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS URBAN rail design experts, who are in favour of sky rail “so long as it’s done well”, will speak in Noble Park…

  • Sky-high poll numbers leave residents unmoved

    Sky-high poll numbers leave residents unmoved

    A SURVEY showing huge local support for the south-east sky rail proposal has been greeted with scepticism by Noble Park residents living near the project.…

  • Sky rail buy-up may miss the mark

    Sky rail buy-up may miss the mark

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ANTI-sky rail residents in Douglas Street, Noble Park, don’t know if the State Government’s voluntary purchase scheme will apply to their properties.…

  • Knife attack at milk bar

    Knife attack at milk bar

    AN attendant at a Noble Park milk bar is lucky to be alive after he was stabbed multiple times by a knife-wielding attacker. The would-be…

  • Test drive to the impound

    Test drive to the impound

    A MAN allegedly caught speeding 88 kilometres over the limit in Dandenong South last night claimed he was just taking the luxury car for a…

  • Recovered treasures looking for owners

    Recovered treasures looking for owners

    POLICE are searching for the owners of an alleged stolen coin collection and a racing bike after two search warrants uncovered the items. A red…

  • Police out in force to tackle knife-wielding man

    Police out in force to tackle knife-wielding man

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A MENTALLY ill man who threatened shoppers with a knife at the Dandenong Market will not face charges. The 31-year-old man locked…

  • Post-trauma stress hits head-on

    Post-trauma stress hits head-on

    By CASEY NEILL AN IRAQ War veteran with a twitch led Ian Jones to a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder. The retired leading senior constable…

  • School is walking the learning talk

    School is walking the learning talk

    A NOBLE Park school is showing other schools the way to ‘Walk’ – using Walker Learning techniques, that is. Yarraman Oaks hosted about 40 teachers…

  • Free time festival of fun

    Free time festival of fun

    KEYSBOROUGH’S annual Autumn Fest will feature live music, games, sport, workshops, arts and crafts, circus fun and children’s rides. Stage acts will include Peregrin, Zuchinni…

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