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  • Shower of cash

    Shower of cash

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG small business determined to keep its manufacturing in Australia has been buoyed by a $195,000 boost. The Investing in Manufacturing…

  • Kids go to Canberra

    Kids go to Canberra

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS NEVER has Canberra been talked of in such hallowed terms. Students at St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School in Noble Park are positively…

  • Business is blooming

    Business is blooming

    A KEYSBOROUGH business is set to bring joy to mums around Australia this Mother’s Day. Staff at wholesale commercial nursery Karinga on Keys Road have…

  • Well of wishes

    Well of wishes

    By CASEY NEILL HAFTU Strintzos used to go looking for gold to buy school supplies. Now the Haileybury Keysborough student and his classmates are raising…

  • Back to school in Dandy

    Back to school in Dandy

    DANDENONG Primary School has educated thousands of pupils since it opened its doors 140 years ago. Many former students returned to the Foster Street school…

  • Life on $2 a day

    Life on $2 a day

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE’S May Dang is doing her bit to change the way people think about poverty. She’ll take part in Live Below the…

  • Cash for the crusade

    Cash for the crusade

    By CASEY NEILL CORNISH College has raised $610 to help a young man on an 18,000-kilometre crusade. Students and teachers at the Bangholme school dressed…

  • Good turn in cancer fight

    Good turn in cancer fight

    By CASEY NEILL ONE person in Australia will die from bowel cancer every two hours. And Dandenong Rotary is doing its bit to reduce this…

  • Cash crop catch

    Cash crop catch

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A SPRINGVALE man has been charged over a $1 million cannabis crop discovered in a factory on the Princes Highway last week.…

  • Surviving the cut

    Surviving the cut

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A DANDENONG-based Medicare Local’s success should insulate the branch from speculated federal cuts, its chairman says. Dr Nicholas Demediuk, who chairs South…

  • Truckin’ trouble

    HEAVY vehicles are in the sights of Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol. Senior Sergeant Scott Roberts said his team was running Operation Austrans throughout May. He…

  • No bunnies for Easter

    No bunnies for Easter

    By CASEY NEILL EASTER brought some unwanted attention to hundreds of bunnies in Keysborough. Melbourne Water conducted rabbit baiting in a drain beside 402 Corrigan…

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