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  • Manufacturing’s taxing times

    Manufacturing’s taxing times

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS MANUFACTURING industry jobs in Melbourne’s south-east has dropped 10.1 per cent in the past 12 months, according to Ausralian Bureau of Statistics…

  • Pooches free to roam

    Pooches free to roam

    By CASEY NEILL DOG-LOVERS and their pooches are now happier and safer at a Keysborough off-leash park. Noble Park’s Rosie Fields is among 10 to…

  • Two charged for trafficking ice

    TWO men have been charged with trafficking crystal methamphetamine after police raided a Dandenong motel room on 3 July. Greater Dandenong drug tasking unit police…

  • Report standoff

    Report standoff

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong councillor Maria Sampey has lashed out at “gutless” colleagues after withdrawing her freedom-of-information appeal to gain access to an unedited…

  • Walker leaves indelible mark

    Walker leaves indelible mark

    By NARELLE COULTER What’s In A Name delves into the fascinating stories and personalities behind some of the city’s best known street names. This week…

  • Vacant spaces spruced up

    Vacant spaces spruced up

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE Homemaker Centre’s vacant spaces are now bright, inviting areas. Swinburne University of Technology students completed a ‘space activation project’ at the…

  • Mugging charges

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A GROUP of 16-year-old youths has been charged after allegedly mugging a man who had been walking along Princes Highway, Noble Park.…

  • Wallara makes pop up TV debut

    Wallara makes pop up TV debut

    MORE than 80 people watched Wallara make its prime time television debut at a special screening on 30 June. The support service for adults with…

  • Eclectic mix of culture

    Eclectic mix of culture

    ONE of Greater Dandenong’s most unique Indian communities marked its contribution to Australian society with a special 20 year annivesary celebration last month. The Tangasseri-Australian…

  • Native trees find a home

    Native trees find a home

    VOLUNTEERS planted more than 430 native trees at Bunurong Memorial Park last weekend. The planting took place along the Bangholme cemetery’s EastLink boundary and included…

  • Bypass conjured up online

    AN ANIMATION of what the finished Dingley Bypass will look like is now online. Roads Minister Terry Mulder released the video last week. “The animation…

  • Wind burst wreaks havoc

    Wind burst wreaks havoc

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IN a burst of several seconds, cyclone-like winds reduced parts of Keysborough to a “war zone” last night. A fast-food outlet, homes…

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