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  • Green takes aim at Isaacs

    Green takes aim at Isaacs

    Isaac Greens candidate Matthew Kirwan has accused sitting MP Mark Dreyfus of ushering in a “toothless” anti-corruption commission. Dreyfus has held Isaacs since 2007, on…

  • Council setback in ‘slug-gate’ battle

    Council setback in ‘slug-gate’ battle

    Greater Dandenong Council has stumbled in its latest step to strike out I Cook Foods’ ‘slug-gate’ lawsuit against the council. On 5 December, the council…

  • Woolies warehouse stoush ends

    Woolies warehouse stoush ends

    A 17-day strike by Woolworths warehouse workers which left supermarket shelves bare across Melbourne has ended. More than 1500 striking workers across Australia, including those…

  • Tip leachate leak devastates farmland

    Tip leachate leak devastates farmland

    An estimated one hectare of vegetation has died after a pipe burst at a South East landfill, leaking leachate into a neighbouring property. Winsome Anderson’s…

  • Early intervention is key

    Early intervention is key

    A South East local has been awarded a Churchill Fellowship to research and implement proven youth crime prevention strategies from leading police jurisdictions. The Churchill…

  • Two men arrested in $30m cannabis raids

    Two men arrested in $30m cannabis raids

    A Springvale alleged drug-syndicate leader has been charged after a series of police raids allegedly seizing large crops of cannabis. The 40-year-old man as well…

  • Dandenong Sth plumber charged after airport injury

    Dandenong Sth plumber charged after airport injury

    A Dandenong South plumbing firm and a construction company have been charged after a worker was crushed by an elevated work platform at Melbourne Airport.…

  • Doveton Pool ‘fully-funded’ after Feds plunge $7.5m

    Doveton Pool ‘fully-funded’ after Feds plunge $7.5m

    The once-doomed Doveton Pool in the Park’s future is seemingly assured, with the Federal Government splashing nearly $7.5 million towards its upgrade. The Thriving Suburbs…

  • Industrial umpire to rule on Woolies warehouse stoush

    Industrial umpire to rule on Woolies warehouse stoush

    The workplace umpire will weigh in on a bitter pay dispute that has cost a supermarket giant tens of millions of dollars, as the retailer…

  • Baby allegedly bagged and thrown out window

    Baby allegedly bagged and thrown out window

    A Dandenong North woman has been accused of putting a baby in a plastic bag and throwing him through a bathroom window onto concrete. Irine…

  • GSEM unveils election pitch

    GSEM unveils election pitch

    Advocacy group Greater South East Melbourne (GSEM) has launched its Federal Election priority-project wishlist including affordable housing projects, a Thompsons Road upgrade and a new…

  • $4.2m boost for Doveton, Harkaway schools

    $4.2m boost for Doveton, Harkaway schools

    Two schools in Doveton and Harkaway will share in more than $4 million of federal funding for building upgrades. As part of the Federal Government’s…

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