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  • Hoons crushed by Achilles

    Hoons crushed by Achilles

    A six-month enforcement operation has begun to put the crush on rampant hooning in the South East, police say. As part of Operation Achilles, police…

  • CFA caught in roads’ crossfire

    CFA caught in roads’ crossfire

    Fire trucks are being stopped in their tracks by roads blocked with parked cars in Keysborough South’s estates. Racing to a call-out, Keysborough CFA fire…

  • Boarder bashed for the rent

    Boarder bashed for the rent

    A robber has repeatedly used a baton to bash a resident senseless over a rental arrears dispute in a Springvale South boarding house. Te Huinga…

  • Leisure CEO appointed

    Leisure CEO appointed

    A Dandenong-born chief executive has been appointed for the company set to manage City of Greater Dandenong’s four leisure centres. John Clark will start as…

  • Plan to boost biodiversity

    Plan to boost biodiversity

    Greater Dandenong needs to boost low canopy cover and habitat to protect its ecosystem, mayor Angela Long says. With the launch of the council’s Biodiversity…

  • Green streets for Noble Park

    Green streets for Noble Park

    Ian and Frank streets in Noble Park’s retail district are set for a $1.3 million ‘greener’ revamp. The State Government announced $680,000 for streetscaping in…

  • Keysborough Covid alert

    Keysborough Covid alert

    An official alert has been issued over possible undetected positive Covid-19 cases in the Keysborough area. The Department of Health has advised anyone living, working…

  • Security campaign success

    Security campaign success

    A ‘zero tolerance’ campaign against anti-social behaviour launched at Armada Dandenong Plaza is spreading nationwide. The ‘Respect Protect Connect’ initiative is being promoted on digital…

  • Heritage move scrapped

    Heritage move scrapped

    An “ill-timed” move to heritage-protect Noble Park’s folklored ‘jug house’ or ‘Jarvie house’ has been quashed. At a 9 August meeting, Greater Dandenong councillors unanimously…

  • Mulgrave fire suspicious

    Mulgrave fire suspicious

    Fire fighters have contained a suspicious building fire on Albert Crescent Mulgrave early on 11 August. A large amount of smoke issued from an abandoned…

  • Drug rider armed to the hilt

    Drug rider armed to the hilt

    A Narre Warren man with a cache of high-powered guns under his bed claims he sold drugs to recoup $900,000 lost in a loan scam.…

  • Lockdowns sour dining trade

    Lockdowns sour dining trade

    The latest Covid snap lockdown has thrown restaurants into a new round of turmoil. With just three hours’ notice, stay-at-home restrictions resumed across Victoria at…

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