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  • Push for high-rise ban

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A GRASS-roots petition campaign to ban future high-rise buildings from Dandenong residential streets has spread over several neighbourhoods. More than 150 signatures…

  • Fire breach retro works delay opening

    Fire breach retro works delay opening

    A BUILDING developer has been hit with a costly retrofit after failing to install appropriate internal fire sprinklers into a four-storey apartment block in Dandenong.…

  • Injuries mount in fight case

    Injuries mount in fight case

    POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a fight in a Dandenong hotel car park on Tuesday that left a man in hospital with a leg…

  • Growing market

    Growing market

    DANDENONG Market welcomed shoppers to its first Sunday trading day with music, clowns, cooking and more. It’s now open four days a week – Tuesday,…

  • Breakers, Dollys do battle

    Breakers, Dollys do battle

    By CASEY NEILL SOUTH Sea Roller Derby will skate back to the 1940s in Keysborough this month. The Blackheart Breakers and The Dolly Rogers will…

  • Kids have a ball

    Kids have a ball

    PUPPETS, Smurfs and fairy wings were on the agenda for creative kids in Greater Dandenong this school holidays. Circus workshops, mask-making and more were among…

  • SES crews on their toes

    SES crews on their toes

    By CASEY NEILL WILD weather last week produced Springvale SES’s busiest period in five years. The crew responded to more than 160 calls for help…

  • Man v truck

    Man v truck

    THINK you could pull a truck? Then head along to the Dandenong Show. The beyondblue Human Truck Pull is making its debut at this year’s…

  • Digger disco

    Digger disco

    By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park RSL is aiming to become the nightspot to be each Friday. It held its first Kokoda Lounge over-25s night on…

  • Rising up – and out

    Rising up – and out

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS CATCH The Fire Ministries has moved out rather than pursuing its legal challenge against a proposed neighbouring mosque in Green Street Doveton.…

  • Parking regime

    Parking regime

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG’S retailers body has made a bold proposal to Greater Dandenong Council to fix one of its greatest bugbears – customer parking…

  • Rocking stage

    Rocking stage

    By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park teen Daniel Agar is a step closer to realising his dream of a career on stage and screen. The 17-year-old…

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