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  • Sounds of sorrow

    Sounds of sorrow

    By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park’s Marna Court is today filled with the haunting sounds of wailing women in mourning. Police and paramedics were called to…

  • Colours blaze for quilt show

    Colours blaze for quilt show

    Lyn Spencer’s busy needle is creating a lot of good. Not only is she sending her quilts to the world’s disaster zones but she has…

  • School left in ruins

    School left in ruins

    By CASEY NEILL FIRES, graffiti and squatters have plagued the abandoned Southvale Primary School site for more than two years, and neighbours have had enough.…

  • Korean War veterans pause to reflect

    Korean War veterans pause to reflect

    SUNDAY’S poignant service in Noble Park marked 60 years since the end of the Korean War. The Naval Association of Australia’s Dandenong Sub-Section held the…

  • Holding cells

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS Crammed Dandenong court cells highlight prisoner crisis… LAWYERS are speaking out against a “crisis in the prison system” as their clients languished…

  • Space for a place

    Space for a place

    ART exploring what a gathering place means to the community now adorns Noble Park’s hub. It’s called “… a place for gathering” and is the…

  • Candidate bid to unite council

    Candidate bid to unite council

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS JIM Memeti is confident he can bring peace to Greater Dandenong’s bitterly-divided council if elected as mayor this Thursday. Far from worried…

  • Show through the generations

    Show through the generations

    For 68 years come hail, rain or shine I was privileged to report on the Dandenong Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s annual show, which is always…

  • On course to make wishes come true

    WALLARA has an extra $30,000 to make wishes come true thanks to a recent golf day. The Dandenong-based support service for adults with a disability…

  • Heat on for chemestry

    Heat on for chemestry

    BUDDING scientists got a hands-on taste of what goes on in a lab at St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School. The Noble Park school’s Grade 3…

  • Jewellery recovered

    POLICE last week recovered jewellery that may have been stolen during burglaries in Greater Dandenong, Casey and Cardinia in July and August. The 10 items…

  • Quilts know no borders

    Quilts know no borders

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS LYN Spencer said she quilts every day partly to ward off the crippling pain of her rheumatoid arthritis; the truth is there…

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