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  • Transport team makes light work of heavy lifting

    Transport team makes light work of heavy lifting

    By CASEY NEILL “WE’VE all got to work together to make it happen.” And Membrey’s Transport and Crane Hire managing director Craig Membrey certainly did…

  • Companies pay to avoid falling through a gap in the net

    Companies pay to avoid falling through a gap in the net

    By CASEY NEILL COREX Plastics is forking out $30,000 for the internet speed it needs – despite the National Broadband Network cable running right past…

  • Lawyers take cases to God

    Lawyers take cases to God

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE final course of appeal isn’t necessarily in the High Court. Sometimes for Vera Hardiman, co-ordinator of five lawyers at Casey-Cardinia Community…

  • Jobs port hit

    Jobs port hit

    By CASEY NEILL THE Port of Hastings project lost $80 million in last week’s State Budget in a blow to the Greater Dandenong business community…

  • Parks team show that food is good to grow

    Parks team show that food is good to grow

    AN EDIBLE oasis in the heart of Dandenong is more than just a pretty sight. The City of Greater Dandenong parks team has planted and…

  • Council says it won’t oust Al-Furqan

    Council says it won’t oust Al-Furqan

    THERE is no reason to cancel a controversial Islamic group’s two-year-old standing booking at a Keysborough leisure centre. This was the City of Greater Dandenong’s…

  • Bike getaway after garage fire

    A SUSPICIOUS man was spotted riding away from a Dandenong garage fire on a bike last month. A witness saw smoke coming from the vacant…

  • Call goes out to pitch in for successful showtime

    Call goes out to pitch in for successful showtime

    PLANNING has commenced for the 2015 Doveton Show and the committee is calling on local residents to lend a hand. The Doveton Show has grown…

  • Flat view on small scale

    Flat view on small scale

    By CASEY NEILL KEYSBOROUGH students are the only Aussies taking part in an origami microscope study. Teacher Kean Lau applied to take part in the…

  • Panes passion never wanes

    Panes passion never wanes

    By CASEY NEILL WINDOWS are never too far from Joe Mulholland’s mind. Even after spending 10 years out of the industry he’d drive past homes…

  • Attack man knocked out

    TWO people have been set upon outside a Dandenong milk bar by a group of men wielding baseball bats and golf clubs. The victims were…

  • Residents out of the bus loop

    HOUSING estates in Keysborough South remain off the bus network loop under the State Government’s budget plan. In the government’s $100 million metro bus upgrade…

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