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Stress free is the test
KEYSBOROUGH tech company Advanced Technology Testing and Research is earning an international name for innovation while making a healthy investment in its workforce. ATTAR has…
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Tamils on the march for justice
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PROTESTERS – many of them from Greater Dandenong’s Tamil community – marched about 20 kilometres to show their opposition against the Sri…
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Three arrested in drugs raids
TWO men and a woman, all from Springvale, have been arrested after police found more than 400 cannabis plants in homes in Melbourne’s east yesterday.…
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The colours of friendship
BRIGHTLY coloured powder covered every inch of Keysborough’s Tatterson Park on 7 March in celebration of Holi Mela. The Hindu event known as the Festival…
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Speed limit still static
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CALLS to reduce an 80 kilometre per hour speed limit remain unheeded two years after Dandenong High School student Shaye Kosky was…
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Ice break
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE report is in – there’s a cheaper and more effective way to right drug-addicted repeat-criminals than locking them in jail. And…
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Puppy’s return on the cards
THE intervention of a Dandenong psychic proved a good portent for a Noble Park couple despairing over their missing puppy. Sophia, the 10-month-old cavalier-poodle –…
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Parking clogs business
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A GREATER Dandenong councillor says Noble Park’s parking woes will kill off its business district unless a multi-deck car park is built.…
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Wisdom comes out
By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG-RAISED author Philip Taffs has some words of wisdom for budding writers in his home town following the release of his first…
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Detectives on the trail
By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong detectives will spend 24 hours on their bikes to support sick kids. The Greater Dandenong CIU Cycling Club will participate…
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Ticket is price of democracy
NOBLE Park students boarded a bus and took a tour of Canberra to learn about democracy – all thanks to an online campaign. St Anthony’s…
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Voice for the people
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE demand for English tutors in migrant-rich Noble Park is ceaseless. Volunteer tutor Marlene De Souza, in her 12th year at the…