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  • Fun run, movie and more

    Fun run, movie and more

    Runners and movie viewers descended on Tirhatuan Park in Dandenong North for an evening of family fun. The park hosted the annual joint event on…

  • Toddler hospitalised over heat stress

    Toddler hospitalised over heat stress

    Paramedics hospitalised a toddler who was accidentally locked in a car in Springvale. Advanced life support paramedic Jeff Edwards said they were called to a…

  • Samurai sword found in crashed car

    Samurai sword found in crashed car

    Police found a samurai sword in a stolen car following several collisions in Dandenong. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Riley Wesley said the Honda CRV…

  • Hot ride

    Hot ride

    A Porsche Boxster went from burn-outs to burnt out in Dandenong South. A passer-by spotted the silver car engulfed in flames on Glasscocks Road about…

  • Fallen redgums parked for now

    Fallen redgums parked for now

    By Casey Neill Trees removed to make way for the elevated rail in Noble Park are popping up across the municipality. The Journal reported last…

  • Market hosts a world of fine food

    Market hosts a world of fine food

    Dandenong Market-goers can feast their way around the globe on Sunday 2 April. More than 35,000 people attended last year’s World Fare and that number…

  • Armchair engineers keep on chugging

    Armchair engineers keep on chugging

    Train enthusiasts made tracks to Springvale for Australia’s biggest model train exhibition. The 11th annual Train and Hobby Show ran at Sandown Racecourse on Saturday…

  • United by colour and fun

    United by colour and fun

    Brightly coloured powder was the great equaliser at Keysborough’s Tatterson Park. People of all ages and backgrounds came together at the Holi Mela festival on…

  • Not so clean getaway

    Not so clean getaway

    Police are hunting a burglar who broke in to a Keysborough car wash. Greater Dandenong CIU detectives are appealing for public help to identify the…

  • Move to clear parking meter jam

    Move to clear parking meter jam

    By Casey Neill A compromise is on the cards for Springvale’s divisive parking meters. Councillor Sean O’Reilly will move to make 30-minute spaces free of…

  • Melodies bring back memories

    Melodies bring back memories

    Singing and laughter spill from Lexington Gardens Retirement Village on the first Tuesday of each month. The Springvale centre welcomed performer Frank Powell to its…

  • Question time for residents

    Question time for residents

    Public question time submitters will get to read their query in person at Greater Dandenong Council meetings. At their Monday 27 February meeting, councillors unanimously…

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