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On the map after being bypassed
By CASEY NEILL THE Dandenong Bypass is on the map. The Journal last week reported that the road was shown as under construction on Google…
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Grand final holiday at a cost
By CASEY NEILL BUSINESSES are calling for this year’s Grand Final Eve public holiday to be a one-off holiday. Victorian Employers’ Chamber of Commerce and…
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Cancer cash, art therapy
By CASEY NEILL PUT on some pink, sip champagne and colour-in pictures – it’s all for a good cause. SEBN will hold a Girls Night…
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Prized Anzac bickies
By CASEY NEILL THE best Anzac bickie baker will take home $200 from this year’s Dandenong Show. Art and craft pavilion chairwoman Margaret Weightman said…
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First class orchids
By CASEY NEILL ORCHIDS of all shapes, sizes and hues were in the spotlight in Noble Park. The Dandenong and District Orchid Society held its…
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Kids have a ball
By CASEY NEILL LITTLE kids have enjoyed a big day of activities and fun in Noble Park. The Little Day Out at Ross Reserve on…
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Hot Nissan too fast
A MAN has allegedly been caught speeding almost 60 kilometres an hour over the limit in Dandenong in the early hours of Saturday morning. The…
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Cabcharge hails taxi takeover deal
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH PAYMENT technology company Cabcharge has expanded with the purchase of Dandenong Taxis. The leading electronic payment system for taxis in Australia announced…
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New stolen generation
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FRIGHTENED parents with disabilities are not registering their children’s births because their previous children have been taken away from them, according to…
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Inspired to keep trying for career
LYNDALE Secondary College students got a taste of working life after school during a recent work “inspiration” course. Over three days, the students got a…
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Band is on a high note
THE City of Greater Dandenong Band has every right to toot its own horn. It took out first place in the Latrobe Valley Eisteddfod B…
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Anti-radical kits are ‘set to fail’
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE Islamic Council of Victoria has labelled as “counter-intuitive” the introduction of anti-radicalisation kits into schools It said the kits have already…
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