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Oh brother, it’s a gallery
Greater Dandenong residents can shape the Dandenong Masonic Hall’s transformation into an art gallery. The council’s vision is to extend and refurbish the 1923 building…
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Creating real change
Springvale students are raising awareness for the Rohingya Muslims suffering in Myanmar. Middle school students at Minaret College held an awareness campaign on Friday 17…
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Will Dandy scoop the cream?
Cream produced by Dandenong South’s Chobani is up for a top dairy prize. The Gippsland Dairy Pure Double Cream is among three finalists in the…
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Wall is not so great
Keysborough residents are calling for a meeting to clear up concerns about a new wall. Greater Dandenong Council accepted a letter signed by 37 residents…
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$4m senior studies centre
Bangholme’s Cornish College will soon add a $4 million senior studies centre to its 100-acre grounds. Education Minister James Merlino announced a $2 million State…
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Door slammed on attackers
A Springvale man held back would-be burglars as they tried to force their way into his home. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Sergeant Craig West is…
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Pool ball punch
A Dandenong pub patron allegedly hit another man in the face with a pool ball, knocking him unconscious and breaking his nose. Police are appealing…
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Stabbed in the back
A Springvale boy suffered two punctured lungs in an alleged stabbing. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Chris Zurek said the alleged incident occurred at…
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Tak eyes state seat
By Casey Neill A Greater Dandenong councillor will vie for a seat in the Victorian Parliament at next year’s State Election. Cr Heang Tak announced…
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Cash to reconnect
Young people in Dandenong will have more access to training and support to get a job thanks to extra funding for early school leavers and…
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Students take over
By Casey Neill Students took charge in the classrooms at Dandenong High School. They’re involved in a project focusing on student voice and agency and…
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Alpacas a breed on the move
Alpacas have been a part of life for Gwyn Morgan for more than 25 years. The Noble Park woman said Australia’s alpaca breeders got off…
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