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  • Man faces water meter theft charges

    Man faces water meter theft charges

    A DOVETON man faces 57 charges over a string of water meter thefts in Greater Dandenong and Casey. Greater Dandenong Tactical Anti-Crime Team (TACT) Constable…

  • Push for toxic dump closure

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CITY of Greater Dandenong has backed mayor Jim Memeti’s motion to pressure the state government to close Lyndhurst toxic waste dump at…

  • Beware impacts of cultural values

    Beware impacts of cultural values

    YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE Jose Gonsalves African Communities Foundation Australia WHEN the federal Attorney General George Brandis says: “People have the right to be bigots, you…

  • Afghan flavours, freshness wows

    Afghan flavours, freshness wows

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS RESTAURANT owner Baryalai Rahimi has two rules for cooking: simplicity and freshness. For this reason, he forgoes the temptation of drowning his…

  • Council at your service

    THE council may move its Springvale customer service centre out of the civic precinct to save money. Councillor Peter Brown moved a motion to look…

  • Cultures give food for thought

    Cultures give food for thought

    ‘EVERYBODY belongs’ was the theme of Harmony Day celebrations at Harrisfield Kindergarten. The Noble Park centre celebrated the 21 March event with a dinner that…

  • In honour of ancestors

    In honour of ancestors

    FAMILIES will bring food, wine and tea for their ancestors to Springvale Botanical Cemetery this weekend. The cemetery’s dedicated Buddhist section, Song He Yuan, will…

  • Growing together

    Growing together

    GARDENING is bringing people together in Dandenong and Noble Park. Dandenong Neighbourhood House and Noble Park Community Centre have spaces where community members can garden,…

  • Cop car crash passenger charged

    THE passenger of a car that crashed into a parked divisional van outside Dandenong Police Station has been charged with reckless conduct causing serious injury.…

  • Train order direct hit

    BOMBARDIER in Dandenong received a $17 million train carriage order from the State Government last week. Premier Denis Napthine and Public Transport Minister Terry Mulder…

  • Where are we going?

    WHERE is central Dandenong heading? That’s the question Dandenong Retail Traders’ Association (DRTA) is asking at its next forum on Tuesday 8 April. DRTA chairwoman…

  • A moment with Marg Stork

    A moment with Marg Stork

    Dandenong Neighbourhood House has seen a 75 per cent increase in enrolments and programs in the past 18 months. This is a wonderful effort by…

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