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Do it for the kids
DANDENONG women are helping children in need to access education and asking others to lend a hand. The Dandenong Evening VIEW Club sponsors three disadvantaged…
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Push to limit high-rise hell
By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG streets earmarked for towering apartment blocks could get a double-storey cap if a council push is successful. Greater Dandenong Council received…
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Businesses chip in for charity
GREATER Dandenong businesses have hit the golf course for a good cause. SEBN held its annual Take a Swing for Charity golf day at Sandhurst…
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Parties spark grand debate
By CASEY NEILL TWO parties and $1000 have sparked heated debate between Greater Dandenong councillors. Councillor Maria Sampey boosted Community Response Grants to two groups…
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Punched and robbed on street
THIEVES have punched and robbed a Keysborough man as he walked through Noble Park. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Sergeant Jason Owen said the 21-year-old was…
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Lunch punch
A MAN eating lunch in his car suffered cuts and a black eye during an attempted carjacking in Keysborough. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Sergeant Jason…
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Walk on bypass
THE Dingley Bypass will be open – at least for pedestrians – on Saturday 27 February. A community walk will be held on the $156…
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Promoting unity in diversity
GREATER Dandenong’s diversity will be in the spotlight next month. Cultural Diversity Week runs from 12 to 20 March and Harmony Day falls on 21…
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Green way to go
FAMILIES picked up tips to save money and the environment at a fun day out in Dandenong. Greater Dandenong councillor Matthew Kirwan said the third…
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Poster shame for thieves
By CASEY NEILL STEAL from Robert Sarian, and you’ll end up on a poster. The Dandenong jewellery store owner has been shaming a Thief of…
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Cleaning program helps youth
A CLEANING service helping young people to find their feet is sweeping into Greater Dandenong. TRY is one of Australia’s oldest social enterprises and is…
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Springvale in festive mood
SUMMER celebrations with the community at heart filled Burden Park in Springvale South. The Lions Club of Noble Park-Keysborough and Athol Road Primary School held…
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