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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.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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Motocycle pursuit abandoned
POLICE abandoned a pursuit on the Monash Freeway in Dandenong after the motorcycle they were trailing exceeded 160 kilometres an hour. The black bike had…
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Charges laid in armed robberies
GREATER Dandenong’s Embona taskforce has arrested six people over three armed robberies in the south east. Police executed search warrants on Monday (15 April) relating…
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Rotten round trip
By JARROD POTTER TRAVELLING to Bendigo from the south eastern suburbs is painful enough – bringing home a 65-point thumping makes it downright insufferable. There’s…
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