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  • Wedge blow

    Wedge blow

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PLANNING Minister Richard Wynne has stated he has no “appetite” to support Greater Dandenong’s desire for more than 400 hectares in Keysborough…

  • Hall’s popularity leaves business at a loss

    Hall’s popularity leaves business at a loss

    By CASEY NEILL TRADERS in a Dandenong shopping strip say parking problems are costing them customers. At the 23 November Greater Dandenong Council meeting, Cr…

  • Junction jam

    Junction jam

    By CASEY NEILL Notorious ‘spaghetti junction’ chaos set for safety shake-up… VICTORIA’S worst black spot is set for a safety shake-up after 30 years of…

  • Cricket consultants’ taxing times

    Cricket consultants’ taxing times

    TAX consultants were pitched in a friendly cricket battle with some of Dandenong’s newest arrivals at Hemmings Park. Deloitte workers took on a team of…

  • Gifts mean the world for asylum seekers

    Gifts mean the world for asylum seekers

    JUST one gift would be a meaningful Christmas gesture for each of Jesuran Wellness Centre’s 50 asylum-seeker clients, says the centre’s pastor Hilda Samuel. To…

  • The seed of good food

    The seed of good food

    A NEW cook book is preserving cherished family recipes and promoting healthy eating. Uniting AgeWell’s Noble Park community produced From Seed to Table to raise…

  • Dandenong, a world of its own

    Dandenong, a world of its own

    GREATER Dandenong boasts a population built from all corners of the globe – but what about the countries that aren’t represented in the multicultural municipality?…

  • Swimmer says it’s easier to go with the flow

    Swimmer says it’s easier to go with the flow

    By CASEY NEILL LONG-DISTANCE swimmer Tammy Van Wisse grew up just a block away from Sandown Greyhounds. She told the Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce…

  • Armed robbery charges

    Armed robbery charges

    POLICE have charged a Springvale man over an armed robbery in Frankston earlier this month. A Dog Squad officer arrested the 21-year-old in an allegedly…

  • Night blaze resident lucky to escape

    Night blaze resident lucky to escape

    A RESIDENT was considered lucky to have survived a fire at a Noble Park house that didn’t have a working smoke alarm. About 40 firefighters…

  • Hopes pinned on sharps container

    Hopes pinned on sharps container

    By CASEY NEILL THE Premier Regional Business Awards will cap off its 25th and final year with a “spectacular” gala dinner in Springvale. Greater Dandenong…

  • Teeth knocked out in library head butt

    Teeth knocked out in library head butt

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN ASYLUM seeker who dislodged a man’s teeth with punches and a head butt at Dandenong Library has escaped conviction due to…

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