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  • Project hits back at Islamic State

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A ’HACKATHON’ project will be set up in Melbourne’s south-east to help deter young Muslims from violent extremism. The area has been…

  • Secure spot

    Secure spot

    By CASEY NEILL THE Ermha team has been running between four buildings on Robinson Street in Dandenong to find space for a meeting, chat to…

  • Family arrives with state’s first founders

    Family arrives with state’s first founders

    What\’s In A Name What’s In A Name delves into the fascinating stories and personalities behind some of the city’s best-known street names. This week…

  • Man beaten after robbery

    A MAN has been punched and kicked and had his phone stolen in a brutal robbery in Springvale. The 19-year-old victim, from Clayton, was walking…

  • Overjoyed at overpass plan

    A DANDENONG lobby group has welcomed progress on an overpass to cut congestion and save lives. The Journal last week reported that Greater Dandenong CEO…

  • Cash bid against violence

    CASEY councillors agreed on Tuesday night to push for additional funding for the council’s Challenge Family Violence Prevention Project. The funds are set to dry…

  • Mentors fry up for breakfast to mentor future staff

    By CASEY NEILL BUSINESSES and future employees connected and shared their stories at a breakfast in Dandenong this month. City of Greater Dandenong’s Youth and…

  • Somyurek stands aside

    Somyurek stands aside

    South Eastern Metropolitan Region upper house MP Adem Somyurek has stood aside as minister for small business amid bullying claims. Mr Somyurek is under investigation…

  • Petrol thief hunt

    A BRAZEN thief who stole a car in Dandenong South has been using it in a spate of petrol drive-offs throughout the state. Police are…

  • Deception inquiry

    Deception inquiry

    POLICE are seeking to arrest a Noble Park man who is wanted over thefts and deceptions. Joel Anthony, 27, is known to frequent Melbourne CBD,…

  • IBAC: Chocolate bunny bill costs principal

    IBAC: Chocolate bunny bill costs principal

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A SECOND school principal in Greater Dandenong has been stood down and investigated by the Education Department following revelations about his “banker…

  • Showers on the buses

    Showers on the buses

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG business is helping to deliver dignity – one shower at a time. Ventura fleet and maintenance general manager Michael Hourn…

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