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  • Raid nets ice ingredient

    Raid nets ice ingredient

    A SPRINGVALE storage facility was part of a $200 million drug raid last week. In one of the largest single seizures of ephedrine in Australian…

  • Upgrade gives councillor a little lift

    A LIFT for the upgraded Springvale Railway Station has City of Greater Dandenong councillor Roz Blades jumping for joy. “I’m just totally rapt,” she said.…

  • Off to a flying start

    Off to a flying start

    By MICHAEL FLOYD THE path to the world’s richest greyhound race, the $500,000 Group 1 Melbourne Cup, began last Thursday with the first Melbourne Cup…

  • Mayor refuses to resign

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Mayor Angela Long has rejected calls to resign after refusing to answer persistent questioning on an alleged legal probe she…

  • Ann finally gets her way

    Ann finally gets her way

    By CASEY NEILL A REMINDER of Ann Halpin’s legacy now takes pride of place in central Dandenong. City of Greater Dandenong last Wednesday (18 September)…

  • Zoo trip cash raised

    Zoo trip cash raised

    HARRISFIELD Kinder kids strutted their stuff for an important cause this month – their trip to the zoo. Three and four-year-olds modelled the latest summer…

  • Ice’s chilling effects

    Ice’s chilling effects

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS GONE are the days when alcoholics and heroin addicts “at their lowest ebb” could walk in off the street and get detox…

  • Orange wall of fire

    Orange wall of fire

    By CASEY NEILL AN “orange wall of fire” that engulfed a Dandenong South flooring factory Thursday night could have turned deadly. QEP Australia managing director…

  • Huge crowds welcomed emporium

    Huge crowds welcomed emporium

    By CASEY NEILL THOUSANDS flocked to McCrae Street to watch Dandenong mayor Keith Miller open Myer’s doors on 4 November 1974. “And they even drank…

  • Seven gutter crawlers caught in sting

    Seven gutter crawlers caught in sting

    By CASEY NEILL AN undercover police sting nabbed seven men soliciting prostitutes in central Dandenong last week – and the crackdown isn’t over. Sergeant Pat…

  • Fogarty, the final word

    Fogarty, the final word

    By JARROD POTTER “I’M NOBLE Park through and through and always will be.” Mick Fogarty bowed out of senior coaching on Saturday with Noble Park’s…

  • Armed robbery suspects charged

    Armed robbery suspects charged

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE have charged 10 youths over two armed assaults in central Dandenong, and are appealing for witnesses to others that could be…

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