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  • Journal drop off

    BUSINESSES in Dandenong South will now find it easier to get their Journal. Bulk drops into the industrial zone started on Monday 4 May. Copies…

  • Budget secures train jobs

    Budget secures train jobs

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG’S Bombardier will receive an order for 21 new train carriages from the State Government in next week’s budget, securing 64 jobs.…

  • Ute owner’s grisly find

    Ute owner’s grisly find

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS and LACHLAN MOORHEAD UPDATE 1.45pm THE owner of a severed finger found in a Hallam ute has come forward to police. The man aged…

  • Driver injured in police van smash

    THREE people have been hospitalised after a police van travelling through a red light was struck by another vehicle in Dandenong North on Thursday morning.…

  • Teen crime gang arrests

    Teen crime gang arrests

    UPDATE 1.51pm POLICE have charged five boys from the western suburbs following a series of armed robberies committed between 2 and 28 April. A 16-year-old…

  • Principal suspended over corruption allegations

    Principal suspended over corruption allegations

    CHANDLER Park Primary School principal Peter Paul has been suspended after revelations during the state’s anti-corruption commission’s Operation Ord hearings this week. The Keysborough school…

  • New home for migrant centre

    New home for migrant centre

    By CASEY NEILL A KEY resource for refugees in the south east has a new home in central Dandenong. Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre (SMRC)…

  • Trains halted after Narre Warren fatality

    Trains halted after Narre Warren fatality

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TRAIN services have been suspended on part of the Pakenham line after a person was fatally struck by a train in Narre…

  • Not all are happy with ‘Harmony’

    Not all are happy with ‘Harmony’

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council has finally settled for Harmony Square as the name for its giant civic square but not without a note…

  • Business at a virtual crawl

    By CASEY NEILL SLOW broadband speeds in Greater Dandenong are costing hundreds of jobs and millions in growth. That was the finding of a report…

  • Traders draw the line on parking meters

    Traders draw the line on parking meters

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS SPRINGVALE traders are mounting a campaign against Greater Dandenong Council’s plans to introduce on-street parking meters. Springvale Asian Business Association (SABA) is…

  • Owner injured as he tries to stop trailer theft

    Owner injured as he tries to stop trailer theft

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH UPDATE 2PM: Police have released CCTV video of the incident, and ask anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333…

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