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  • Manufacturing reaches out

    Manufacturing reaches out

    THE manufacturing industry is collaborating with the Beacon Foundation to boost its youth workforce and support motivated young locals. Eight young workers started at Dandenong’s…

  • Thousands welcome Lunar New Year

    Thousands welcome Lunar New Year

    MORE than 60,000 people celebrated the Lunar New Year in Springvale on 10 February. It was the Springvale festival’s 21st birthday and several councillors congratulated…

  • Two injured in vicious robberies

    POLICE are appealing for witnesses to three aggravated burglaries in Greater Dandenong over the past 10 days. Detective Senior Constable Jodie Stoll said a woman…

  • Residents push for transport

    KEYSBOROUGH residents are calling for public transport to service new housing estates, with some children walking half an hour to reach a bus stop to…

  • Big role for Africans

    A “BIG, beautiful, African Australian community” is John James’ vision. And the Young African Connection (YAC) founder and CEO hopes an African Australian dinner in…

  • Thumbs up for food fare

    Thumbs up for food fare

    FAMOUS foodie Matt Preston has spruiked the Dandenong World Fare as his top pick event of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. The food critic,…

  • ‘Rude’ response to poser

    A DANDENONG resident has slammed City of Greater Dandenong for a “rude, uncaring and untrue” response to his question about beautifying the area. Phillip John…

  • Proactive approach by council

    COUNCILLORS are urging City of Greater Dandenong residents to contact the customer service department or their local councillor to discuss issues, rather than waiting for…

  • Council for cleaner streets

    Council for cleaner streets

    CITY of Greater Dandenong will investigate ways to keep its streets cleaner. Councillor Sean O’Reilly, at the 11 February council meeting, moved that council officers…

  • Parking crunch

    DANDENONG workers say it’s nearly impossible to park anywhere within two kilometres of the town centre without risking a parking fine or forking out more…

  • Sidewalk shop stops

    FOOTPATH displays in the Dandenong CBD will be banned from 4 March, despite concerns from traders it will cost them business. City of Greater Dandenong…

  • Family mourns

    Family mourns

    A KEYSBOROUGH family is mourning the loss of their ‘happy-go-lucky’ son and brother who was killed in a motorcycle crash this month. Cranbourne North man…

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