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  • Police called to church fire

    Police called to church fire

    UPDATE 5.25pm ST COLUMBA’S church faces a possible $1 million damage bill from a suspicious fire this morning. The Noble Park church’s kitchen and recreational…

  • Early-morning break-in

    Early-morning break-in

    A DANDENONG man disturbed an early-morning thief in his Market Street home. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Bree Jarvis said the thief entered the…

  • Biting pit bull sends attacker fleeing

    Biting pit bull sends attacker fleeing

    A PIT bull has come to its owner’s rescue during a violent assault in a Dandenong home. The two victims heard a knock on the…

  • Fine over truckie underpayment

    Fine over truckie underpayment

    UNDERPAYING three truck drivers has cost a Dandenong South transport company more than $40,000. The Federal Circuit Court penalty followed a Fair Work Ombudsman investigation…

  • Burglars make off with bikes

    Burglars make off with bikes

    THIEVES stole more than $50,000 in rare military-grade electric bikes from a Springvale store. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Andrew Paternott said the burglary…

  • Mystery over man’s death

    Mystery over man’s death

    A 26-YEAR-old man has died shortly after arriving with life-threatening injuries at Monash Medical Centre. According to police, the man presented at the Clayton hospital’s…

  • Rate cap squeeze on sky rail

    Rate cap squeeze on sky rail

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong councillor Sean O’Reilly has voiced concern about the cost of maintaining new parks and open spaces under the proposed sky…

  • Parking charges cut

    Parking charges cut

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PARKING meter fees in Warwick Avenue, Springvale, were reduced by Greater Dandenong Council from Tuesday. From 9am parking limits were increased from…

  • Skyrail training for declining skills

    Skyrail training for declining skills

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A TRAINING centre to reskill retrenched automotive workers will be established at Chisholm Institute as part of the State Government’s skyrail project.…

  • Social guide to sweep away prejudice

    Social guide to sweep away prejudice

    A NEW guide to the diverse Indian culture is tackling community prejudice and conflict. The Federation of Indian Origin Multi-Faith Organisations (FIMO) launched The Indian…

  • Age of awareness

    Age of awareness

    GREATER Dandenong residents can help to shape the future of aged care in their own back yard and beyond. Uniting AgeWell, which has a site…

  • Cascade of culture

    Cascade of culture

    DANDENONG Market’s Lunar New Year Festival was a day-long celebration of Asian arts and culture. Traditional street foods, dance performances and more were on offer…

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