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  • Looking Back

    100 years ago 29 July 1915 Off to the War On Sunday week the whole of the staff of the Dandenong Post Office (including Mr…

  • Bulls blasted into life

    Bulls blasted into life

    By Jarrod Potter EFL DIVISION 1 – ROUND 14 MAYBE a little too well-rested after a weekend off, the Bulls took their sweet time finding…

  • Works near completion for pavilion

    THE redeveloped Edinburgh Reserve pavilion will be officially opened on Tuesday. The project involved the refurbishment of two existing pavilions, which were combined to create…

  • Journal’s history on display

    Journal’s history on display

    THE Journal is gearing up to mark 150 years since the first edition rolled off the press in August 1865. A window display charting the…

  • Suburb gripped by despair

    By CASEY NEILL DOVETON is among the state’s seven most disadvantaged postcodes and in danger of ‘dropping off the edge’, a new report says. Jesuit…

  • Job makes refugees feel they’ve arrived

    Job makes refugees feel they’ve arrived

    WHAT does having a job mean to a refugee? “I’m happy,” was Dandenong man Hussain Bakhtiari’s simple response, a grin on his face. CatholicCare guided…

  • Registering for lives after death

    THE Dandenong and Dandenong South East Rotary clubs are urging families to ‘have the chat’ about organ and tissue donation during DonateLife Week from 2…

  • Mayor to lunch with leaders

    Mayor to lunch with leaders

    LUNCH with Greater Dandenong’s mayor and CEO is served. Councillor Sean O’Reilly and John Bennie will next month host an informal lunch with business leaders.…

  • Land sale vote due

    Land sale vote due

    GREATER Dandenong Council is set to sell its former Springvale Depot site for $11 million. Councillors are set to vote tonight (Monday 27 July) on…

  • Web site makes link

    GREATER Dandenong Chamber of Commerce has a new website. It has a fresh look and promises to be easier for visitors to navigate and find…

  • Lobby to stop levy

    Lobby to stop levy

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE State Government is being called to scrap a developers’ levy which is designed to recoup the cost of the Revitalising Central…

  • Wellspring of goodwill for empowering women

    Wellspring of goodwill for empowering women

    By CASEY NEILL WELLSPRINGS for Women is a finalist for the Victorian Community Training Provider of the Year award. Acting manager Holly Gordon said this…

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