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  • Wellsprings addressing racism

    Wellsprings addressing racism

    A Dandenong women’s organisation is using drama to promote inclusivity and condemn discrimination. Wellsprings for Women – in conjunction with Living Learning Pakenham – will…

  • Storm saviours go full ‘Monty’

    Storm saviours go full ‘Monty’

    Emergency volunteers – and a canine mascot – were out in a blaze of orange for SES WOW Day. Celebrating the SES Wear Orange Wednesday…

  • Safer turns on Springvale Rd

    Safer turns on Springvale Rd

    New traffic signals and crossings have been installed as part of the State-funded $3.9 million upgrade of two notorious Springvale Road intersections. The project included…

  • Contribute to Red Shield Appeal

    Contribute to Red Shield Appeal

    The Salvation Army Australia is calling on the local community to get involved in this year’s Red Shield Appeal. All funds raised locally will stay…

  • Jail for Dingley deadly drive

    Jail for Dingley deadly drive

    An L-plate driver has been jailed after a 53-year-old man was thrown off his car and dragged for 80 metres in Dingley Village just before…

  • Springvale businesses grounded

    Springvale businesses grounded

    The aroma of freshly roasting coffee beans is strong in the air and the gentle hum of milk frothing forms the undertone of this chic,…

  • Pandemic keeps biting

    Pandemic keeps biting

    The rise in Covid-19 cases across the state is hurting schools in the local area. Staff members and students are having their normal school day…

  • Building case adjourned

    Building case adjourned

    The owner of a Dandenong hotel building has won an adjournment to contest charges of failing to comply with orders to fix an alleged litany…

  • ‘Liberation’ vote

    ‘Liberation’ vote

    The new Federal Government will be a “liberation” for previously “ignored” Greater Dandenong voters, says re-elected Labor MP Julian Hill. In the 21 May election,…

  • Tributes for Market’s seafood king

    Tributes for Market’s seafood king

    Dandenong Market fishmonger Dennis Schwarze thought nothing of getting up at 3am to travel from Gippsland to Kensington Market to hand-pick the choicest freshly-caught seafood.…

  • Greens Road closure

    Greens Road closure

    People travelling along Greens Road, Dandenong South will have their drive disrupted from Friday 3 June until Monday 13 June. The road will be closed…

  • Labor pair set for ministry roles

    Labor pair set for ministry roles

    Former shadow ministers Mark Dreyfus and Clare O’Neill look set for plum roles in the new Federal Government after picking up their respective seats of…

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