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  • Passport to help refugees

    Passport to help refugees

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A FORMER refugee who fled the Taliban in Afghanistan has dedicated himself to helping others in a similar plight. Hayatullah Rahimi, 35,…

  • Emergency saves station

    Emergency saves station

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TWO years ago, senior CFA officials didn’t expect Noble Park’s fire brigade to survive. The membership was so low that the 87-year-old…

  • Golf rezone

    Golf rezone

    By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong Council has scaled back a push to rezone green wedge areas of Bangholme. Councillors agreed to withdraw their 23 November…

  • TV crusher is turned on

    TV crusher is turned on

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A BLUE-BOX – about the size of five Tardises – that rapidly dismantles and recycles discarded big-screen TVs, computers and other electronic…

  • Zest for life an inspiration

    Zest for life an inspiration

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS DEDICATED charity worker Carma Keast, OAM, will be long remembered for her compassion and humility. Mrs Keast lived in Dandenong for much…

  • Grant gets to the pointe

    Grant gets to the pointe

    By CASEY NEILL DANCE teacher Michelle Johnson was floored to receive a Greater Dandenong business grant on 10 December. Thanks to the $8000 helping hand…

  • Help thanks

    Help thanks

    VOLUNTEERS received thanks for their efforts at the Greater Dandenong Volunteer Recognition Event. The City of Greater Dandenong hosted the evening in partnership with Greater…

  • Bridges built by helping others

    Bridges built by helping others

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD FOR 50 years Peter De Cinque called Dandenong home. The Italian migrant – who passed away this month on Tuesday 19 January…

  • Tee off for text books

    Tee off for text books

    GOLFERS will tee off to help raise money for school books, shoes and uniforms at this year’s Take a Swing for Charity Golf Day event.…

  • Legal support for child payments

    Legal support for child payments

    FREE legal advice will be offered to parents, many whom struggle to navigate the child support system. Victoria Legal Aid lawyers will provide half-hour appointments…

  • Faith to break the silence

    Faith to break the silence

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A PRIEST who has taken a stand against family violence has been crowned Greater Dandenong’s Citizen of the Year. Father Jean Mawal,…

  • Many reasons to celebrate

    Many reasons to celebrate

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN enthusiastic crowd celebrated many nations within our nation at an Australia Day festival at Dandenong Park. Australian and Aboriginal flags were…

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