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  • Burglar crawls to work

    Burglar crawls to work

    A burglar has twice struck at the same Dandenong restaurant in the past six months. Greater Dandenong CIU detectives are appealing for public help to…

  • Hoon crushed by losing ute

    Hoon crushed by losing ute

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS “I lost something that means a lot to me in life and it really f***in hurt!” So lamented a hoon on his…

  • They loved The Greatest as he floated like a butterfly

    They loved The Greatest as he floated like a butterfly

    By CASEY NEILL “I was amazed at the adulation people had for him.” “It was the same as if the Pope was visiting. People just…

  • City’s election wish list

    City’s election wish list

    By CASEY NEILL Help to close the hazardous waste landfill in Dandenong South is among Greater Dandenong Council’s requests to federal election candidates. It released…

  • Refugees’ diet will bite

    Refugees’ diet will bite

    By CASEY NEILL Could someone live on nothing but rice, flour, lentils, chick peas, sardines and kidney beans? That’s the diet of a Syrian refugee…

  • Banking on a good move

    Banking on a good move

    O’Brien Real Estate has finally re-opened the doors to a prominent Dandenong building. It’s set up shop in the former Bendigo Bank building at Lonsdale…

  • Poet is pulling his own strings

    Poet is pulling his own strings

    By CASEY NEILL Dandenong’s Abdul Hammoud has a story to share. “I perform spoken word, which is kind of like hip hop meets classical poetry,”…

  • Top cop in the saddle

    Top cop in the saddle

    By CASEY NEILL Horses initially drew Inspector Narelle Beer towards a police force career. “In 1974 I was in Deniliquin and I saw a parade…

  • Hoon cars seized after video puts them in the frame

    Hoon cars seized after video puts them in the frame

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Hoons caught on video performing smoking donuts and burnouts in tandem – and in one instance hitting a spectator – at South…

  • Driver rescued from car after crash

    Driver rescued from car after crash

    By CASEY NEILL A driver was trapped in their car after it crashed into a tree on Princes Highway, Noble Park. An Ambulance Victoria spokeswoman…

  • Appreciating culture in Indigenous setting

    Appreciating culture in Indigenous setting

    By CASEY NEILL Noble Park students got a true taste of life in an Indigenous community in Far North Queensland. Thanks to support from Rotary…

  • Health key issue in Hotham

    Health key issue in Hotham

    Ahead of the Saturday 2 July Federal Election, Journal reporter CASEY NEILL is catching up with the key candidates for the three seats where Greater…

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