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Funds help childbirth trauma
By Casey Neill Keysborough students raised $7000 to help women in need in Ethiopia. Girls from Haileybury’s Simpson House participated in the Walk to Beautiful…
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Ladies clean up craft awards
By Casey Neill The ladies from Noble Park CWA scooped the pool at a recent regional craft and home exhibition. But Yvonne Smith said more…
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Syndicate snaps up Nissan’s spare part
A private syndicate has bought Nissan’s headquarters in Dandenong South. David Aiello and Stephen Adgemis from commercial real estate agency CBRE negotiated the sale following…
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Tan on theft charges
Thay Tan has failed to face court on theft and drugs charges. Police are appealing for public help to find the 37-year-old who is known…
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Family Keys to the show
By Casey Neill William Keys was the Dandenong Show’s first president. His great, great, granddaughter Ann Keys is continuing the family’s involvement. She’s…
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Driver flees after car crashes into kitchen
A sleeping Noble Park couple woke to the sound of a car crashing into their home. Noble Park Fire Brigade captain Terence Sandford said the…
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Chip off the old ice blocks
Carmen Powell is a life member of the Dandenong and District Historical Society. She attended Dandenong East Primary School and Dandenong High School…
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Jail then one-way trip home
By Cam Lucadou-Wells A man who drew a sawn-off shotgun and robbed two people in a car in Dandenong has been jailed – and then…
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Green is go for Springle
Noble Park’s Nina Springle is the Victorian Greens’ new deputy leader. The party appointed the South East Metropolitan MP on Tuesday 17 October in the…
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Fears over missing teen’s welfare
A missing 15-year-old girl was last seen in Dandenong on Sunday 8 October. Police are appealing for public help to find Shakira Fowlds with concerns…
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Firefighters on their toes… on open day
By Casey Neill Keysborough firefighters welcomed about 800 people to their fire station’s open day. Keysborough Fire Brigade captain Paul Townsend said the attendance on…
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CatholicCare plea for parking relief
By Casey Neill A fearful plea for parking relief could soon spark change in Dandenong. The Journal previously reported that Greater Dandenong Council accepted a…
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