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Springvale revitalisation push
Springvale should be next on the list for ‘suburban revitalisation’, according to Greater Dandenong Council. In support, councillor Richard Lim sees enormous tourism opportunities in…
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$500m-plus Monash build
The State Government has pledged more than $500 million to upgrade Monash Medical Centre. If re-elected, the government would expand the Clayton hospital with a…
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Man charged over Lysterfield Lake attack
A 27-year-old man has been charged over an attempted abduction near Lysterfield Lake in June. Casey CIU detectives allege that a 36-year-old woman out on…
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Push for Keys Sth high school
Greater Dandenong Council will lobby for a secondary school on a vacant 4-hectare site in Keysborough South. In response to a public question, chief executive…
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4000 injured at work
Thirteen people have died at work and more than 4000 injury claims have been made in Melbourne’s South East in a 12-month period, according to…
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High-rise Little India update
A residents group has criticized a second attempt at community consultation for the proposed $600 million Little India redevelopment in central Dandenong. The 15-year transformational…
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Car thieves shown ‘mercy’
A pair of thieves involved in a mass-car heist have been spared further jail in an act of “mercy” from a County Court of Victoria…
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Bus, bike routes lacking: Greens
Greens candidates in the upcoming State Election are calling for better public transport and action over the “stalled” Revitalising Central Dandenong project. Robert Lim, who…
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Police brief: Cyclist dies in Eumemmerring collision
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal collision between a car and a cyclist in Eumemmerring on Thursday morning, 29 September. Emergency services were…
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Members vote ‘pro-Sandown’
In what’s being viewed as a “strong message”, three ‘pro-Sandown’ candidates have been elected onto the Melbourne Racing Club executive committee. Alison Saville, Shanyn Puddy…
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Council checks-in with residents
The City of Casey has opened a new survey for residents to share their priorities for the municipality with the council. The ‘Shape your City…
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$2000 for bunny refuge in Cockatoo
A bunny refuge in Cockatoo has been given a welcome boost with $2000 from consumer lending company Pepper Money, in an effort to reward selfless…
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