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  • Apex arrests over carjackings

    Apex arrests over carjackings

    TWO men believed to be part of the Apex Gang have been arrested in Dandenong over a series of alleged carjackings. The 18-year-olds were arrested…

  • Rival gangs in free for all

    Rival gangs in free for all

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH DANDENONG ‘Apex’ gang members, who allegedly have been responsible for dozens of home invasions and car thefts in Casey over the past…

  • Minister grilled on growing school need

    Minister grilled on growing school need

    By CASEY NEILL SCHOOLS around Keysborough South are suffering a classroom crush, Parliament has heard from two MPs. South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga Peulich…

  • New link into lucrative China trade

    New link into lucrative China trade

    By CASEY NEILL A NEW partnership will help Greater Dandenong businesses tap into China’s eCommerce market. The State Government announced a deal with Australia Post…

  • Threat to shoot cop

    Threat to shoot cop

    By CASEY NEILL AN APEX gang member has allegedly threatened to shoot a Greater Dandenong detective, approaching her in a cafe while she ate lunch…

  • Ambo ‘danger’ hot spots

    Ambo ‘danger’ hot spots

    AMBULANCE Victoria has flagged 43 Greater Dandenong locations as danger spots for paramedics. Dandenong alone has 23 addresses identified on a special patient information system…

  • The hard word on funding cuts

    The hard word on funding cuts

    By CASEY NEILL AID agencies are using emergency relief funds to pay for interpreters, after the Federal Government cut translation service support. There are less…

  • A genuine chemistry

    A genuine chemistry

    By CASEY NEILL A CHEMICAL manufacturer in Noble Park is bringing a new deal to innovation. Industry, Innovation and Science Minister Christopher Pyne and Liberal…

  • Learn for their successes

    Learn for their successes

    By CASEY NEILL SEBN celebrated International Women’s Day by showcasing two successful women in business. Dandenong Market chairwoman Julie Busch and Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust…

  • Police shortage claimed as station shuts doors

    Police shortage claimed as station shuts doors

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE Police Station had to close its doors due to insufficient officer numbers, the Opposition has claimed in Parliament. But Victoria Police…

  • Club grows with bias towards youth

    Club grows with bias towards youth

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ROLLING against the tide, Keysborough Bowls Club is entering an innovation-rich renaissance. While many clubs are struggling or folding, this group has…

  • NDIS ‘too good to be true’

    NDIS ‘too good to be true’

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PERHAPS the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) sounds just too good to be true. How else to explain the hope-lined anxieties among…

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