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Attack on unborn baby
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A SPRINGVALE South man who has denied allegedly punching his pregnant wife in the stomach and threatening to kill the in-utero baby…
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Man jailed for knife and scissor threats
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN has been jailed over a series of violent incidents including pulling knives and scissors on his estranged girlfriend and her…
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Rotary table changes family’s fortunes
By CASEY NEILL THE lives of a Springvale mother and daughter are now a little easier thanks to a $3000 gift. The Rotary Club of…
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Flexing muscles
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Gym owner calls for support to keep kids on work-out track… JEMAL Abazi, as a man who has kept hundreds of young…
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Art stream celebrates
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH VISITORS can look out for a stream of artistic talent as local and aspiring artists of all ages get creative for the…
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Centrelink parking reviewed
GREATER Dandenong Council has been accused of unfairly targeting people “below the poverty line” by installing parking meters outside Centrelink’s Dandenong office. Jackie Hay, who…
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Japanese visitors delight
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH JAPANESE high school students have landed in Noble Park to a warm welcome. Students from Noble Park Secondary College’s Japanese sister school,…
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Ward class delivers
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH HOSPITAL waiting rooms are changing the lives of pregnant refugee women in Dandenong. Turning maternity waiting rooms at the Dandenong Hospital into…
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Dug out
POLICE are on the hunt for an excavator and trailer which were stolen from a Dandenong South business overnight on Wednesday. They were stolen from…
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British boy pleads guilty to Anzac Day terror plot
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE 15-YEAR-OLD boy from Britain implicated in the foiled terror plot allegedly targeting Anzac Day services in Melbourne’s south-east has plead guilty.…
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Parking meters raided
Police are on the hunt for thieves who broke into parking meters in Dandenong and stole their coins. The raiders broke into the meters in…
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Research into rail launch
By CASEY NEILL THE rail industry’s best and brightest are on track to achieve global growth. Parliamentary Secretary for Industry and Science Karen Andrews officially…
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