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  • Program formed for sport aspirants

    Program formed for sport aspirants

    Dandenong’s St John’s Regional College has formally entered a partnership with Football Technique Australia and Dandenong City Soccer Club to provide an educational and sporting…

  • Sandown plan evokes ‘vile’ hate

    Sandown plan evokes ‘vile’ hate

    A Greater Dandenong councillor says she’s received “hate messages” after a proposed Sandown Racecourse redevelopment cleared the first steps for rezoning. The council recently approved…

  • Developer meetings logged

    Developer meetings logged

    Greater Dandenong councillors will be invited to list any contact with developers and lobbyists in a voluntary register. Its proponent Cr Rhonda Garad said it…

  • Avoid Dandenong Bypass Westbound

    Avoid Dandenong Bypass Westbound

    One person has been taken to Dandenong Hospital in a stable condition after a multi-vehicle collision in Keysborough. The Dandenong Bypass is blocked westbound at…

  • Knife info ‘critical’ in police shooting

    Knife info ‘critical’ in police shooting

    A police shooting of a 53-year-old Narre Warren North father-of-four may have “unfolded differently” if not for an inadvertent omission by Triple-0 staff, a state…

  • Cr’s ‘near miss’ at hoon hotspot

    Cr’s ‘near miss’ at hoon hotspot

    A Greater Dandenong councillor suffered a “scary near-death experience” after being narrowly missed by a speeding hoon outside Greater Dandenong SES headquarters. Cr Lana Formoso,…

  • Little India outcry

    Little India outcry

    A Dandenong residents’ group has attacked the “poor” public consultation over the high-scale $600 million transformation of Little India in Dandenong. Last month, developer Capital…

  • Wild-driving crime spree ends in jail

    Wild-driving crime spree ends in jail

    A Dandenong drug-fueled and disqualified driver who “dangerously” and “reprehensibly” led police on a hair-raising chase through the south east has been jailed. Jack Audino,…

  • ‘Land-locked’ home refused

    ‘Land-locked’ home refused

    A proposed dwelling with “uncertain” access to a main road in bushfire-prone Bangholme has been rejected by VCAT. Ruven Nominees Pty Ltd sought the permit…

  • Pet regos due

    Pet regos due

    Pet registrations in the Greater Dandenong City Council are due on Monday 9 April. All owners must register cats and dogs aged over three months…

  • Hallam Road now level crossing free

    Hallam Road now level crossing free

    Traffic begun to flow freely beneath the new rail bridge at Hallam Road in Hallam on Saturday 2 April when the State Government completed the…

  • Asylum case voiced in Canberra

    Asylum case voiced in Canberra

    Federal MPs learnt a stark tale of two brothers from Afghanistan that showed the “randomness” of Australia’s asylum seeker policies. Sajjad Askary, a former refugee…

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