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Print connection
By CASEY NEILL AUTHORS connected with Lyndale Secondary students during Book Week, and inspired them with their personal stories. The theme for the annual literary…
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Portrait of disability
AN ART competition is painting a different picture of disability. Dandenong adult disability support service Wallara started Picture This to get students thinking about what…
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Honing valuable skills
By CASEY NEILL A PRIVATE movie screening has given adults with disabilities a chance to showcase newfound skills. Dandenong-based disability support service Wallara launched its…
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Joe’s on call 24/7
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IT MAY sound like a bit of charitable backscratching – a charity stalwart being crowned with the Rotary Club of Springvale City’s…
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Reptiles at heart
BABY snakes have slithered their way into Noble Park North and children’s hearts. Jan Wilson Community Centre Playgroup also welcomed a saltwater crocodile, turtles and…
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Open invite to thieves
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ALARMINGLY in many cases, victims have given an open invitation to home burglars and thefts from motor vehicles. According to state crime…
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Full on festivities
By JARROD POTTER A GOOD moon rose over Dandenong Market on Sunday as the Full Moon Festival was celebrated. The Dandenong Market featured the best…
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Homicide moves in
By CASEY NEILL HOMICIDE Squad detectives are investigating a man’s death in Prior Road, Noble Park. A passing motorist found a body in the middle…
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Missing boy’s body found
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE body of a three-year-old Doveton boy has been recovered from Dandenong Creek this afternoon. Isnael Baqaie was found near Greens Road,…
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The carpark kid
SPRINGVALE police helped to deliver a baby in the station car park this morning. A Springvale couple were on their way to hospital when the…
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Why be a pirate – because we aargh!
KIDS can walk the plank in pirate gear this weekend in a best-dressed contest with a twist. Intrapac’s Somerfield estate in Keysborough off Perry Road…
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Students show they’re panel beaters!
By CASEY NEILL HAND Brake Turn students are used to repairing cars, but have been cutting them apart in the name of safety. On 28…
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