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  • Lyndhurst byelection letters

    IN the lead-up to the Lyndhurst byelection, the Weekly requires all letters and comments on municipal issues submitted for publication, whether online or in print,…

  • Plaque for Sprinvale charity worker

    A plaque will be unveiled for one of Springvale’s late ‘living treasures’ on Sunday. John Beus, a founding member of the Springvale Benevolent Society, was…

  • Magistrates Court power outage chaos

    A power outage disrupted retailers, traffic lights and the Magistrates Court in Dandenong last Thursday morning. The court reported its phones and faxes were down…

  • Doveton mosque plan off to VCAT

    The controversial Doveton mosque is headed for a hearing at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal after its planning permit was declared invalid last week.…

  • Lyndhurst byelection: Pakula's crime rate concerns

    Lyndhurst byelection: Pakula's crime rate concerns

    Lyndhurst byelection candidate Martin Pakula says the government’s law and order strategy has failed in Greater Dandenong. The ALP candidate said $65 million in cuts…

  • Dandenong protesters call for release of Broadmeadows detainees

    Dandenong protesters call for release of Broadmeadows detainees

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS PROTESTERS calling for the release of refugees from ‘‘indefinite detention’’ rallied outside Department of Immigration and Citizenship offices in Dandenong on Thursday…

  • Dawn services to honour comrades

    Dawn services to honour comrades

    ANZAC Day commemorations will see hundreds march to honour the fallen in Greater Dandenong over the next week. Noble Park RSL will hold a service…

  • Appeal for missing man

    Appeal for missing man

    DANDENONG man Jeremy Hogan had been missing for five weeks, but has been found safe and well. He was found in Swanston Street, Melbourne, about…

  • Scholar gets Wall of support

    Scholar gets Wall of support

    By CASEY NEILL A SANDRA George Manufacturing Industry Scholarship didn’t just allow Alex Wall to continue his education – it landed him a job. South…

  • Far cry for Pavilion

    Far cry for Pavilion

    DANDENONG Pavilion has won a national small business award. The 2013 Australian Small Business Champion Award winners were announced at a presentation in Sydney on…

  • Runner raises rock-fishing dangers

    Runner raises rock-fishing dangers

    By CASEY NEILL JASMINA Pedic will run for 36 straight hours to try and save a life. The 22-year-old’s father Rasim died in a rock-fishing…

  • Run for infant fund

    Run for infant fund

    SPRINGVALE police officers have helped raise $6000 for the young daughter of a former colleague who died tragically last year. Former Springvale and Dandenong member…

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