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  • Corellas safely return to the wild

    Corellas safely return to the wild

    Seven little corellas from Springvale are returned back in the wild after a week under the care of veterinary teams at Healesville Sanctuary’s Australian Wildlife…

  • Early-years provider named for Keysborough hub

    Early-years provider named for Keysborough hub

    The early-years provider for the soon-to-open Keysborough Community Hub has been named. Springvale Service for Children will oversee early childhood programs including kindergarten and long…

  • Dandenong Library set for $471K upgrade

    Dandenong Library set for $471K upgrade

    Greater Dandenong Library is set for a major upgrade after securing a $318,550 State Government grant. The $471,858 project, also partly funded by Greater Dandenong…

  • 50 years ago: Havoc at Dandenong Hub

    50 years ago: Havoc at Dandenong Hub

    To mark Dandenong Star Journal’s 160 years of publication, PHILIP SALAMA-WEST is taking a then-and-now look at the people, places and events that have formed…

  • Retiree pleads for return of stolen e-bike

    Retiree pleads for return of stolen e-bike

    A retired Doveton man is pleading for the return of his e-bike as it’s his only source of transport. Krystof Karon used to ride his…

  • Petition to protect native birds after mass-deaths in Greater Dandenong

    Petition to protect native birds after mass-deaths in Greater Dandenong

    A national online petition has called to better protect native birds after more than 150 dead birds in Springvale shocked the wider community. Swati Kochhar,…

  • Lucky winner with a baby on the way

    Lucky winner with a baby on the way

    A Noble Park man is celebrating a remarkable turnaround, with a baby on the way and a life-enhancing $900,000 TattsLotto win bringing new hope after…

  • Dig deep for ASRC Winter Food Drive

    Dig deep for ASRC Winter Food Drive

    Dandenong is being asked to dig deep with donations for Asylum Seeker Resource Centre’s annual winter food drive this Saturday (26 July). The cost-of-living crisis…

  • New dead-bird cluster found in Dandenong

    New dead-bird cluster found in Dandenong

    Further dead birds have since been found in Dandenong, with still no conclusive cause of death for more than suspectedly-poisoned 150 corellas and other birds…

  • Balance on AI in learning a need

    Balance on AI in learning a need

    Researchers from CQ University recently published that artificial intelligence is transforming Australian classrooms, rewiring young people’s brains, which could impact cognitive learning. Dr Ragnar Purje…

  • Monash study eyes Casey Crime Page

    Monash study eyes Casey Crime Page

    The popular and ever-growing community group called Casey Crime Page is in the limelight, as researchers from Monash University have called out for members to…

  • Pair locked up for armed home-invasion

    Pair locked up for armed home-invasion

    Two home-invaders have been jailed after holding a resident at knifepoint while looting his family home and garage in Mulgrave. Jal Luak, 20, and Tietdong…

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