Shoes have been ‘walking’
By CASEY NEILL
LOCK up your ... shoes?
It’s not something you hear every day, but a Springvale South man is warning people to do just...
You can’t park here
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
A LACK of parking is discouraging private companies from relocating to central Dandenong, says Greater Dandenong councillor Matthew Kirwan.
“We are doing a...
V/Line man changes track
AFTER 42 years, Darryl Rosewall is finally making tracks.
The Dandenong resident this week retired from V/Line before catching the train home to Yarraman station.
“It’s...
MP in for the long run
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
LONG-distance running has become a recently discovered pleasure - if you can call it that - for Lyndhurst MP Martin Pakula.
The shadow...
Big fine for bogus builder
A KEYSBOROUGH man has been convicted and fined $8000 after being charged by the Victorian Building Authority (VBA) on two counts of carrying out...
Big gun in careers
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
MISSION Australia’s south-east Melbourne boss is no stranger to dramatic career change.
Tracey Janda’s first job of choice wasn’t with the welfare agency,...
Second time sapphire a gem
By CASEY NEILL
OUTGOING Rotary Club of Dandenong president and Paul Harris Fellow Ken McDonald received a second sapphire pin at the club’s changeover lunch...
Cars torched
DETECTIVES at Greater Dandenong CIU believe two deliberately-lit fires that damaged cars in Springvale and Dandenong North on 12 July are unrelated.
At 1am a...
The bridge to aid
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
THE Bridge Connects - it’s a new overarching name for disability service provider Options Victoria, which will span across several services.
This month,...
Red letter dog day
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
FROM now on, Tilly is also known as Melbourne’s Red Dog.
Tilly had been missed and missing for six months after jumping her...
World Cup die-hards wait on win
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
ABOUT 50 die-hard supporters, councillors and police flocked pre-dawn for a screening of yesterday’s World Cup final live on Dandenong civic square’s...
Pateman… King for a day
By JARROD POTTER
NOT even losing his whip down the final straight could stop Steven Pateman capturing his fourth-consecutive Grand National Hurdle.
Pateman, 30, who lives...
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Inquiry probes local government funding and services
Local government funding and service delivery is set to be scrutinised by the Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee.
The Parliamentary Inquiry into Local Government...
