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Cricket balls-up leaves North Dandenong club stranded
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS IT’S a case of “six and out’’ for North Dandenong Cricket Club seniors who have had their pitch pulled from under them.…
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Suspended driver on third conviction
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A FORKLIFT driver and former refugee has been warned he will be jailed if he is convicted for a fourth time for…
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Dovetone footy player on anger, alcohol order
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DOVETON Eagles footballer Clint “Bull” Wilson has been ordered to attend anger management classes and an alcohol program after being found guilty…
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By George, who's a pretty boy?
DANDENONG butcher Rob Boyle is celebrating the royal birth not with a bang, but with a new banger. His family business, Rob’s British and…
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Endeavour Hills siege ends peacefully
By Alecia Pinner A MAN armed with a gun allegedly held a woman hostage at an Endeavour Hills address for two-and-a-half hours yesterday. Endeavour Hills…
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Hundreds of cannabis plants seized by Dandenong police
By ALECIA PINNER DANDENONG police have seized 728 hydroponic cannabis plants from four south-eastern properties. The plants, with a street value of more than $1 million,…
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Redlegs' Michael Reid celebrates 500th game: gallery
By DAVID SCHOUT DANDENONG West veteran Michael Reid celebrated his record-breaking 500th game on Saturday with a best-on-ground, four-goal performance. Reid, who has played with the…
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Bomb explodes at Bandidos' Dandenong clubhouse
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A BOMB exploded outside an outlaw bikie gang’s clubhouse in Dandenong on Wednesday. On Thursday, police arson and explosive squad detectives were…
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Gallery: Women hurt in Noble Park North head-on crash
By DAVID SCHOUT A HEAD-ON accident in Noble Park North last night left two female drivers in hospital. The drivers were the only occupants in…
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Noble Park mates hit the road for MS
By DANIEL TRAN UNWILLING to sit by and watch his friend succumb to the ravages of multiple sclerosis, Noble Park Secondary College student Enis Harbas…
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Endeavours invest for success
By CASEY NEILL TAPPING into the multicultural workforce will give the south east’s manufacturers more scope to grow, according to one Berwick businessman. New Australians…
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Two Peas with a twist
By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE South school students have penned their own tune about finding a special friendship. The Athol Road Primary School Band wrote Two…
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