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  • Friends do their bit to assist refugees

    Friends do their bit to assist refugees

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A GROUP of volunteers is opening its vans, homes and hearts to support surging numbers of refugees and asylum seekers in Greater…

  • CCTV funds welcome

    CCTV funds welcome

    Greater Dandenong mayor Angela Long has urged the state government to allocate untapped CCTV funds to the municipality. While other councils have baulked at accepting…

  • Letters to the Editor, Dandenong Journal

    Re: Asylum seekers swamp aid centre Who needs the flat-screen monitors? The asylum seekers or the office? Why should asylum seekers be given flat-screen monitors…

  • Commuter stands up for woman 'racially abused' by trio

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A REGULAR commuter took a stand against three men allegedly racially abusing a woman at Dandenong railway station last week. Kait O’Callahan…

  • Lifting the lid on burqas, veils, hoodies

    Lifting the lid on burqas, veils, hoodies

    Kosar Majani is among a group of local and international artists showing the use of veils is not a ‘black-and-white’ issue. The artists feature in…

  • Bashing outside Dandenong High 

    Dandenong High School went into lockdown as two elderly men were allegedly bashed and threatened with a knife outside the school. During the incident about…

  • Pedal cash for cancer

    Pedal cash for cancer

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG worker will pedal more than 200 kilometres to raise cash for cancer. Nikki Angelico is aiming to raise $15,000 for…

  • Rik’s raring to stomp ’the G’

    Rik’s raring to stomp ’the G’

    By CASEY NEILL A BANGHOLME man will climb more than 7000 steps to make sick kids’ dreams come true. Rik Marchant will tackle the inaugural…

  • Steer the toll to zero

    Steer the toll to zero

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD Sue Grady understands the devastating consequences of road fatalities as well as anyone – in 2008 she lost her father in a…

  • Colour comes into the night

    Colour comes into the night

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD The City of Greater Dandenong is inviting residents to celebrate ’Burqas, Veils and Hoodies’ as part of this year’s Nocturnal public art…

  • Kinder opens for action

    Kinder opens for action

    SPRINGVALE South’s new early learning centre has officially opened its doors. The Springvale South Kindergarten has been renamed Athol Road Primary School Early Learning Centre…

  • Retiring from roll

    Retiring from roll

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD The oldest lawn bowls shop in Victoria has had no choice but to permanently close its doors. The colourful 33-year history of…

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