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Greens drive fast EastLink bus
The Greens have proposed a fast electric bus service that will whisk commuters from Dandenong to Melbourne’s east and north-east suburbs via EastLink. The Rapid…
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Paradise broken
A Noble Park kindergarten’s community has been rocked by heartless vandals who broke in and trashed the 50-year-old centre. On the night of Monday 4…
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Kaufland denies retailer pain
Multinational grocery chain Kaufland claims its proposed Dandenong store will “co-exist” with smaller retailers and be a “winner” for local consumers. Greater Dandenong Council is…
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Keysborough woman missing
A Keysborough woman has been missing since being last seen at a shopping area in Dandenong. Susana Smith, 49, was last seen at the Hammond…
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Victims step up for change
Two independent election candidates, both victims of shattering family violence, want to fix a “broken system”. Nicole Lee and Tarang Chawla are running as a…
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Endeavour Hills special school promised
The ALP has pledged to build a special school on the site of the former Endeavour Hills Secondary College. Endeavour Hills Special School would be…
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Victims robbed on Clow St
Two men have been bashed and robbed by a group of three attackers at night near Dandenong Market. A 29-year-old victim was “seriously assaulted” during…
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Teens bashed in drive-by robbery
Two teenage boys have been patted down and robbed by a carload of males while walking on Jesson Crescent, Dandenong. Four males got out of…
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Bridge of heroes
A part-time World War II militia unit who went beyond the call of duty in New Guinea will be permanently honoured at a footbridge across…
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Tatts winner claims big prize
The Dandenong shopper Tatts officials have been searching for has come forward to claim their TattsLotto division one prize. The thrilled winner held one of…
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Mystery Tatts winner in Dandenong
An unsuspecting punter at Dandenong Market Lotto has struck it rich in the 3 November TattsLotto draw. The unregistered mystery winner stands to make $441,295.45,…
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More level crossings to go: ALP
The last four sets of boom gates on the Dandenong-Cranbourne railway line will be removed by 2025, the state ALP party has pledged. And it…
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