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  • Taste of success

    Taste of success

    By CASEY NEILL A SPRINGVALE apprentice chef has triumphed in the kitchen and the classroom. Hoang Le won the Outstanding Apprentice Student award at the…

  • Culture of unemployment

    Culture of unemployment

    By CASEY NEILL GENERATIONAL unemployment is on the horizon for Greater Dandenong if employers and workers don’t change their attitudes This was the message from…

  • Cut above the rest

    Cut above the rest

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG nurse Amanda du Toit shaved her head to support cancer research this month – for the fifth time. “I started working…

  • Fashion statement

    Fashion statement

    MINARET College has joined a world-wide movement to help people better understand the hijab. Students took part in a World Hijab Day event at the…

  • Chess tournament is a better move

    Chess tournament is a better move

    A SPRINGVALE Chinese chess group brings together lovers of the game and tackles problem gambling. Councillor Sean O’Reilly said Xiangqi players from around Australia attended…

  • Motivated to inspire

    Motivated to inspire

    By CASEY NEILL A NOBLE Park film-maker is motivating people across Australia and the world. Saba Karim, 27, studied film-making at university and had been…

  • It’s race hate, mate

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS LOCAL African groups are worried that the federal government’s proposed changes to the Racial Discrimination Act may spur on hatreds laid bare…

  • Jail after cell attack

    Jail after cell attack

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A POLICE officer has an anxious three-month wait after being spat in the face and bitten on the arm by an accused…

  • Left speechless by new centre

    Left speechless by new centre

    By CASEY NEILL A PACKED gallery witnessed the first official meeting in the new City of Greater Dandenong council chambers last Monday – and plenty…

  • Fatal medicine clash

    By CASEY NEILL DOVETON Medical Clinic has overhauled its records system after a patient died from conflicting medications. Dandenong woman Margareta Snopek, 67, died at…

  • Hospital security rules ‘misleading’

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A FAIR Work Commissioner has criticised Monash Health for “ambiguous” security policies that create a “significant conflict” for security officers dealing with…

  • Cooks rise in the kitchen

    Cooks rise in the kitchen

    DANDENONG Market’s The Kitchen celebrated its first birthday last week with cake – and twice-cooked goat’s cheese soufflé. Resident chef Russell Bald whipped up the…

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