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  • Group makes sure careers are on track

    Group makes sure careers are on track

    By CASEY NEILL RAIL young guns are sharing their skills to grow interest in the industry. Bombardier Transportation Australia (BTA) Dandenong employees Nhan Tran and…

  • Drugs seized in raid: man arrested

    Drugs seized in raid: man arrested

    A 41-YEAR-OLD man was arrested this month after police seized heroin, ice and cannabis from a Springvale property. Police raided the Goodwood Drive property on…

  • Monster-sized fun

    Monster-sized fun

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH THE Drum Theatre has been invaded by dinosaurs and crafty bits and pieces over the school holidays. Kindergarten and primary school children…

  • Faith leaders push for peace in the home

    Faith leaders push for peace in the home

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD FAITH leaders are playing a pivotal role in tackling family violence. A number of these leaders, councillors and activists gathered at the…

  • Phone call funny business

    Phone call funny business

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS LIBERAL Party headquarters has denied involvement in a robocall purporting to deliver a message from “Prime Minister Tony Abbott” of a snap, early…

  • Honouring the fallen

    Honouring the fallen

    SPRINGVALE Botanical Cemetery honoured Victoria’s fallen police officers with a moving service. The End of Day Reflection was part of National Police Remembrance Day on…

  • Help is always open

    Help is always open

    AN EXTRA 1000 people sought help from Keysborough’s Open Door in the past year. Keysborough Learning Centre’s pastoral, wellbeing and community development manager Glenda Arthur…

  • Hive of activity

    Hive of activity

    DANDENONG’S Hive is abuzz with calls for new art. The inaugural Hive Artist Exhibition will provide emerging Greater Dandenong artists with the opportunity to exhibit…

  • Bail buster

    Bail buster

    A MAN known to frequent Dandenong is wanted by police after allegedly failing to answer bail for several traffic offences. Rangi Kereopa, 37, had been…

  • By all accounts, they’re a top choice

    By all accounts, they’re a top choice

    A DANDENONG-BASED accountant is officially a favourite for investors. RJ Sanderson and Associates was recognised as the Best Accounting Practice in Victoria in the Investors…

  • Guide dog allowed restaurant entry

    Guide dog allowed restaurant entry

    By CASEY NEILL A BLIND Springvale man has settled his differences with a restaurant that refused him entry with his guide dog. Twanny Farrugia said…

  • Week’s rent cost landlord his life

    Week’s rent cost landlord his life

    By CASEY NEILL HALLAM woman Kristy Robb bashed her Noble Park landlord to death in his own home, a Supreme Court jury has found. The…

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