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  • Jihadi teen death claim

    Jihadi teen death claim

    A DANDENONG North teen has reportedly died while fighting for Islamic State in the Middle East. It has been rumoured Irfaan Hussein, 19, was either…

  • India hub race

    India hub race

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG’S Little India shopping-strip must beat off competition from five other Melbourne sites to be chosen as the State Government’s Indian Cultural…

  • Happy couple’s life of ‘bliss and hiss’

    Happy couple’s life of ‘bliss and hiss’

    By CASEY NEILL BEFORE Val Evans can explain what she likes most about her husband John, he jumps in with a few choice suggestions. “Handsome,…

  • Hoon hostage feared killed by night racers

    Hoon hostage feared killed by night racers

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A PANIC-STRICKEN Kooweerup woman who feared her husband had been killed by hoon drivers in Dandenong South said she’s “lost faith” in…

  • Theft takedown

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A UTE theft victim turned sleuth when he staked out a suspect vehicle and restrained a man in a dramatic citizen’s arrest…

  • Volunteer pats on the back were magic

    Volunteer pats on the back were magic

    MORE than 100 volunteers turned out to give one another a well-deserved pat on the back. The afternoon tea put on by the City of…

  • Raider caught on camera

    Raider caught on camera

    CCTV images have been released of man who stole a number of power tools from a Dandenong North property last month. It’s believed the man…

  • Unity shows

    Unity shows

    THE Journal and the Dandenong Show have joined forced to ensure this November’s carnival is one of the biggest and best yet. The Journal and…

  • World looks to care for kids

    World looks to care for kids

    KEYSBOROUGH will celebrate its youngest residents with pizza, papadums and pierogies. Somerfield Social Club will for the first time hold an International Children’s Day event…

  • Budget set to change funding for refugees

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CHARITY groups fear budget changes do nothing to help alleviate the already desperate plight of asylum seekers in Greater Dandenong and Casey.…

  • Sister’s emergency service

    Sister’s emergency service

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH NINE-YEAR-OLD Bhoomika Gundlur has been congratulated by the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority after she rung triple zero when her one-and-a-half-day-old baby sister…

  • Health funding looking poorly

    Health funding looking poorly

    By CASEY NEILL A PROGRAM to improve the health of almost half of Greater Dandenong residents could be gone in six weeks after failing to…

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