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Breakfast of blows
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TWO locally-based state politicians – both of whom acknowledged a history of friendly sparring in parliament – were subjected to some well-directed…
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ATTAR’s a good fit
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS KEYSBOROUGH tech company Advanced Technology Testing and Research is getting an international name for its innovation but it is also making a…
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Daniella’s growing urge to help others
By NARELLE COULTER A SPRINGVALE girl has sown the seeds of charity and in the process helped feed hundreds of hungry locals. Six-year-old Daniella Evens-Poulter,…
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Open the gate, mate
FOUNDATIONS are finally being prepared for Springvale’s long-awaited Asian Gateway. Members of the project proponents, the Springvale Asian Business Association as well as Greater Dandenong…
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Target: 80,000 syringes
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ABOUT 40,000 needles are exchanged for clean ones each month at Foster Street Clinic in Dandenong but its managers say that’s barely…
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By-laws target industrious hoons
By CASEY NEILL POLICE want new by-laws to curb hooning in Greater Dandenong’s industrial areas. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol’s Senior Sergeant Scott Roberts said he…
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Kinders move
By NARELLE COULTER THE State Government will invest nearly $2 million to relocate three Greater Dandenong kindergartens. Springvale Rise Kindergarten will be co-located with Springvale…
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High-rise Dandy
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS RESIDENTS say the council’s proposed housing strategy fails to bar medium and high-rise development in Dandenong’s quiet residential streets. Over the past…
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On the sharp edge
By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG South’s SRXGlobal and cutting-edge technology go hand in hand. The electronic manufacturing services (EMS) provider is leading the world with many…
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Bulletproof business
By CASEY NEILL TRANSGLAZE isn’t daunted by cheap imports. The Dandenong South mass transit window company has been competing globally since Robert Giannotti and Darren…
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Warm feeling for Heatstrip
By CASEY NEILL ELEPHANTS at the Melbourne Zoo, sports fans at the MCG and diners on Crown’s promenade all have a Springvale business to thank…
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Advancing manufacturing
By CASEY NEILL ATTAR in Keysborough was a finalist for the Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame’s Technology in Manufacturing award. The company describes itself as…
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