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  • A Dandy juggler

    A Dandy juggler

    AS far as Tommy So knows, he’s the only freestyle footballer in Greater Dandenong. The Keysborough ‘juggler’ has trod a lonely path, teaching himself freestyle…

  • Lions share of joy

    Lions share of joy

    AYSHA was among the patients at Monash Childrens Dandenong who got some unexpected pre-Christmas joy last week. Lions Club of Dandenong past-president Dr Keerthi Gunawardana…

  • Grateful green thumb

    Grateful green thumb

    By CASEY NEILL A SPRINGVALE Garden Club stalwart has received the highest horticulture honour in Australia. Shirley Boden, 82, has been with the club since…

  • Plaza crime clean-up

    Plaza crime clean-up

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE are helping Dandenong Plaza traders, security staff and cleaners to cut crime. The shopping centre hosted a forum with guests from…

  • Shining lights in learning

    Shining lights in learning

    By CASEY NEILL TWO Greater Dandenong schools are punching well above their weight – and are now teaching others around the country and the world.…

  • China crisis

    China crisis

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS Opponents say Asian gateway is too Chinese… A FINAL design for a long-awaited Springvale Asian Gateway has failed to defuse a community…

  • Holden impact minimal

    Holden impact minimal

    By CASEY NEILL HOLDEN’S impeding closure is a terrible decision for Australia, but the impact on Greater Dandenong will be minimal. This was the word…

  • Man assaults boy in street

    Man assaults boy in street

    AN 11-year-old has broken his arm while trying to escape from a man who grabbed him in Noble Park. Police said the boy was playing…

  • No holds barred in legal stoush

    No holds barred in legal stoush

    VU Ho, the Springvale unemployed mechanic who is fighting to keep his pet sheep at home, has vowed to keep battling despite his case being…

  • Reserving judgement

    Reserving judgement

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN ordered by a court to develop a road-safety campaign after nearly killing himself and four passengers in a drink-driving crash…

  • Out of the firing line

    CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS SENIOR cricket is set to return to Lois Twohig Reserve’s lower oval next season after Greater Dandenong council allocated $245,000 to move the…

  • Christmas gift volunteers play Santa

    Christmas gift volunteers play Santa

    St Mary’s Dandenong Conference volunteers are giving Santa a helping hand to ensure that underpriviledged children throughout the region have a present to open on…

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