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  • Help spot Vicki

    Help spot Vicki

    By CASEY NEILL A LIFE-SAVING, epileptic dalmatian is missing from her Springvale South home. Kath Cushen said her husband took nine-year-old Victoria – known as…

  • Banging their own Drum

    Banging their own Drum

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH KEEPING the Drum Theatre full of exciting, local and internationally acclaimed performances is not as hard as one might think. Director of…

  • Saintly touch to linen service

    Saintly touch to linen service

    By CASEY NEILL THE patron saint of immigrants inspires and shapes Dandenong South’s Cabrini Linen Service (CLS). The commercial laundry’s efforts to support the community…

  • Look at us now

    Look at us now

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH ALMOST shut down for good in 2011, Cornish College has been looking forward to this day for more than three years. Taking…

  • Dandy gift of housing

    Dandy gift of housing

    By CASEY NEILL AT LEAST 20 vulnerable over-55s will soon move into affordable co-operative housing in Dandenong. Common Equity Housing (CEHL) will receive $2.7 million…

  • Desperately seeking Chae

    Desperately seeking Chae

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A 14-YEAR-OLD boy known to frequent Dandenong has been missing for more than a week. Police are concerned for the well-being of…

  • Shed’s building more than mateship

    Shed’s building more than mateship

    By CASEY NEILL AN Australian-first facility helping men to find their place has reached another milestone. Springvale Multicultural Men’s Shed held its first annual general…

  • In need of a refresher

    In need of a refresher

    A DANDENONG man who robbed a Springvale liquor store returned to the same bottle-o just hours later where police were ready to pounce. Police said…

  • Guns used in carjacking

    Guns used in carjacking

    A MAN had his car stolen at gun point in a frightening carjacking outside his Keysborough home. The driver pulled into his Bloomfield Road driveway…

  • Plenty to say

    Plenty to say

    By CASEY NEILL KATE Weiss has made the journey from surviving to thriving and is sharing her secrets in Springvale. The Table of Plenty founder…

  • Painting the bigger picture

    Painting the bigger picture

    By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong needs to lock in and share a strong vision for the years ahead, according to Mayor Sean O’Reilly. Cr O’Reilly…

  • Susan takes the reins

    Susan takes the reins

    By CASEY NEILL FATHER and daughter Alan and Susan Collier made history at the Rotary Club of Dandenong’s changeover lunch. As new assistant governor, Alan…

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