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  • Cars seized, 16 arrested in early morning raids on hoons

    Cars seized, 16 arrested in early morning raids on hoons

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS POLICE have put the brakes on people involved in illegal hoon meets, arresting 16 people and seizing 12 cars in Melbourne’s south-east…

  • Kiwi treats mark Treaty day

    Kiwi treats mark Treaty day

    DANDENONG Market will celebrate Waitangi Day on Sunday 7 February with performances and activities for market visitors. Waitangi Day commemorates the signing of the Treaty…

  • Lotto numbers finally add up

    Lotto numbers finally add up

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS MORE than $650,000 has been shared by 11 syndicate members at Tattslotto outlets in Dandenong and Springvale. Dande Lotto owner Verica Beliga…

  • Man cut in ambush attack

    Man cut in ambush attack

    A MAN required plastic surgery after being stabbed several times outside his Dandenong unit on Monday night. After exchanging a few text messages with another…

  • Man hacked in tomahawk attack

    Man hacked in tomahawk attack

    A MAN was hacked in the back with a tomahawk during an argument in front of his Dandenong house on Monday night. About 8.10pm on…

  • Search for missing plane resumes

    Search for missing plane resumes

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH POLICE have confirmed a 68-year-old Noble Park man was one of four victims on board the plane bound for Tasmania which tragically…

  • Car dumped and torched on bypass

    Car dumped and torched on bypass

    POLICE are calling for witnesses after a stolen car was dumped and torched at the Dandenong Bypass. The stolen black 1994 Nissan Coupe with no…

  • Intruder alert

    Intruder alert

    AN INTRUDER was arrested after he fled a Dandenong home empty-handed when the occupants disturbed him. The man, aged in his 30s, broke into the…

  • Mugging victim bites back

    Mugging victim bites back

    A WOMAN bit a man who confronted her from behind and demanded her phone in Springvale. The 23-year-old woman was walking north along Springvale Road…

  • Parking meters set for a tweak

    Parking meters set for a tweak

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council is considering “tweaks” to its controversial Springvale parking meters, less than three months since their installation. The parking meters,…

  • Click with computers

    Click with computers

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH DANDENONG charity Avocare has branched out into neighbouring Casey to offer computers to students who are unable to afford the vital link…

  • Pride in achievements

    Pride in achievements

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ON THE Doveton stage a group of children held two-sided flags – one with Australian colours and the other with Indian colours.…

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