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  • Migrant help

    Migrant help

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS IT TOOK three weeks for a Dandenong asylum seeker employment service to get flooded by demand. With little publicity, and not so…

  • Troubled move

    Troubled move

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A DANDENONG tattoo parlour with alleged bikie gang associations is apparently on the move after being riddled with “military-style weapon” bullets last…

  • Robbed at knifepoint

    Robbed at knifepoint

    A THIEF brandishing a knife robbed a Tattslotto outlet in Dandenong on 27 September. Police said the man entered the Hemmings Street store about 2pm…

  • Cocktail cash for cancer

    GREATER Dandenong’s Greek Community is rallying to raise cash for cancer. Helen Pipilakis joined the Cocktail for a Cure committee to honour family members touched…

  • What’s on

    What’s on

    Teeing for charity KEYSBOROUGH Golf Course will host a corporate charity golf day to support the Wallara Wish Foundation. World record holder Kelly Cartwright, who…

  • Red Cross honours Ruth for second time

    Red Cross honours Ruth for second time

    Talented Dandenong artist and charity worker Ruth Harnett, who celebrates her 86th birthday in October, has received a second award for her years of work…

  • Cops focus on cylists

    Cops focus on cylists

    By CASEY NEILL CYCLISTS will draw extra attention from the Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol this month – but not necessarily for the wrong reasons. Senior…

  • Intruders all in blue

    Intruders all in blue

    THREE men dressed in blue used sauce and black powder to tag the word ‘cripps’ inside a Dandenong South home. Police said the trio entered…

  • Police standing by

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE are confident they’ve quelled the latest bikie violence outbreak in the south east, but are ready to pounce on any resurgence.…

  • Fight for information

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS TWO Greater Dandenong councillors’ fight for the public release of a confidential probe into their conduct was the subject of a tense…

  • VCAT dozes appeal

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A LEGAL challenge against bulldozing native vegetation of “very high conservation significance” to make way for the proposed Dingley Bypass has been…

  • Exploring family life

    AN INSTAGRAM competition is exploring respect in families, bullying and relationships. City of Greater Dandenong youth ambassadors have launched a community-wide social media campaign to…

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