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  • Dealership celebrates

    Dealership celebrates

    PATTERSON Cheney is celebrating 30 years in Dandenong. The head office on Cheltenham Road employs about 170 people and the company has about 450 staff…

  • Emotions show real intelligence

    WHEN someone yells at Dr Barbara Penson she suffers a physiological reaction. The aggression inherent in yelling reminds the principal of Catalyst Management Consultants of…

  • Sampey reads and slams report

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS “THEY tried to catch two sharks and came up with tadpoles.” That was Greater Dandenong councillor Maria Sampey’s conclusion after reading an…

  • Brigade bridges the barriers

    Brigade bridges the barriers

    By CASEY NEILL Caption: First Lieutenant Terence Sanford leads multicultural education on fire in the Noble Park community. NOBLE Park Fire Brigade is going above…

  • Plates blitz

    POLICE nabbed more than 39 drivers during a number-plate sting on the Dandenong Bypass. They ran the automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) operation on 6…

  • Family ‘set upon’ by dogs

    By CASEY NEILL A SPRINGVALE man, 38, ordered his two dogs to attack a couple after he knocked them to the ground, police allege. Greater…

  • Cleary stuns crowd

    By CASEY NEILL ANTI-VIOLENCE campaigner Phil Cleary stunned a packed Drum Theatre to silence on Tuesday. He spoke passionately about his sister’s violent death following…

  • Mayor opts out of state race

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong mayor Jim Memeti has ruled himself out of the preselection race for retiring Dandenong MP John Pandazopoulos’s seat. Cr Memeti,…

  • ‘Panda’ steps down

    ‘Panda’ steps down

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG MP John Pandazopoulos is stepping down from State Parliament. The 50-year-old Australian Labor Party member today announced that he would not…

  • Challenge the bad behaviour

    Challenge the bad behaviour

    As a young constable who commenced his journey with Victoria Police 27 years ago family violence wasn’t on my radar. My focus, as was the…

  • Win for disabled lobby

    Win for disabled lobby

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS PEOPLE with a disability and their advocates’ fervent wishes for a greater say at Greater Dandenong Council may come true at tonight’s…

  • Dealer golf day donation

    Dealer golf day donation

    GREATER Dandenong businesses have helped raise $15,500 to support families in need. Prestige Hino presented a cheque to Windermere Child and Family Services this month,…

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