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  • TV hoon nabbed

    TV hoon nabbed

    POLICE arrested a Langwarrin man this morning (Wednesday) after vision of him allegedly performing burnouts in Dandenong South appeared on television. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol…

  • Lucky escape

    Lucky escape

    By CASEY NEILL TWO police saved a neighbouring family from a fire threatening their Dandenong home on Tuesday afternoon – only for the blaze to…

  • Guiding light at 100

    Guiding light at 100

    NARELLE COULTER REVEREND Elizabeth Alfred was praised as a guiding light for women in the Anglican church at a special celebration Eucharist to mark her…

  • Holding on to the ropes

    Holding on to the ropes

    By CASEY NEILL KIDS at risk are learning the ropes with Greater Dandenong police for a shot at a second chance. The South Eastern (Dandenong)…

  • Families drawn to the park

    Families drawn to the park

    GREATER Dandenong residents will come together at Dandenong Park on Sunday 26 January to celebrate Australia Day. The council has designed Festival in the Park…

  • Pies vie for top title

    Pies vie for top title

    DANDENONG Market has chosen a typically Aussie way to mark 26 January. In the lead up to Australia Day, the market’s bakery traders will pit…

  • Staff pitch in

    Staff pitch in

    By BRIDGET COOK HAMPTON Park man Olivier de Baize has a set of flashy new wheels thanks to a group of generous people. Mr de…

  • Anyone can be an entertainer

    Anyone can be an entertainer

    PULL up a stool and play a tune in Dandenong this week. Public art installation Play Me I’m Yours is taking centre stage at Palm…

  • Smoke hampers blaze battle

    Smoke hampers blaze battle

    By CASEY NEILL A FACTORY fire in Dandenong South sent plumes of black smoke over surrounding suburbs on Friday. Fire crews were called to Polytrade…

  • Heat’s big chill

    Heat’s big chill

    By CASEY NEILL AN ELDERLY Springvale man almost became a victim of last week’s run of four 40-plus degree days. Police pulled him over as…

  • Care lives on

    Care lives on

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE Botanical Cemetery has been named the best in the world for 2013. The 422-acre Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust (SMCT) site was…

  • RACV behind road safety

    RACV behind road safety

    Road safety around Dandenong West Primary School has been improved, thanks to an RACV grant of $15,000 to the school through its Good Citizen program.…

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