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Wanted woman netted in routine patrol
Police arrested a woman wanted on warrants during a routine patrol in Dandenong. The Frontline Tactical Unit members saw a suspicious vehicle parked in Gwenda…
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It’s the walk of their lives
By Casey Neill Mall walking is keeping people active, safe and out of the elements in Dandenong. The Dandenong Plaza has hosted the Plaza Pacers…
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Norden’s body of work
By Casey Neill Dandenong’s Norden Body Works is celebrating winning two auto industry awards. It took home the Best Aftermarket and Retail Business (Large) and…
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Council keeps it safe
Springvale residents can have their say on safety at a community forum. The City of Greater Dandenong Lightwood Ward councillors will host a community safety…
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Young migrants speak up
Youths from multicultural backgrounds can voice their views through a new state group. The Multicultural Youth Network (MYN) is open to culturally diverse Victorians aged…
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Wallara boosts literacy
By Casey Neill Australia Post workers are helping Dandenong charity Wallara to boost literacy levels. Dandenong Delivery Centre delivery manager Brian Duggan said they were…
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Running late to the cells
A driver running late for a date in Noble Park ended up behind bars. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol members intercepted a 20-year-old Newborough man who…
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Two for the price of one
Police nabbed not one, but two unlicensed Springvale drivers during a Queen’s Birthday blitz. Moorabbin Highway Patrol officers intercepted a vehicle on Karen Street, Highett,…
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Less licence, more speed
An unlicensed driver was travelling at almost twice the speed limit on the Monash Freeway in Dandenong North, police allege. The Nunawading Highway Patrol officers…
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Kids sustainably savvy
A Bangholme school is celebrating an environmental win. Cornish College deputy principal Nicola Forrest received an Excellence Award from Environment Education Victoria for embedding sustainability…
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Best on silver screen
Dandenong’s Drum Theatre will screen award-winning short films straight from the St Kilda Film Festival. Australia’s oldest publicly-owned film festival ended on 27 May, but…
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Library life and lessons
By Casey Neill Dandenong students got a glimpse at librarian life and learnt life lessons to share. More than 20 Dandenong High School Year 9…
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