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Cheers for jughouse heritage move
Noble Park’s famous ‘jug house’ could be set to be preserved forever. Greater Dandenong Council has started the process of potentially protecting the house with…
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Sales pitch for ‘expired’ gallery
The first steps for the sell-off of Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre have formally started. City of Greater Dandenong will open public submissions on…
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Childless hub ‘on the table’
Proponents are “shocked” and “angered” that a future Dandenong Community Hub may not cater for children. To date, Greater Dandenong council’s community services director Martin…
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Nashos’ drive to do good
Hundreds of Christmas gifts have been collected for charity as part of a toy drive by the National Servicemen’s Association South-East branch. The ‘nashos’, many…
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Highway closed for bridge works
South Gippsland Highway will be closed for 22 days as part of the finishing touches of a level-crossing removal project at Dandenong South. During the…
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Truckie’s boss to stand trial
The supervisor of a drug-impaired truck driver who fatally crashed into four police officers on the Eastern Freeway has been committed to trial for manslaughter.…
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Man charged in ‘drug’ raid
A Noble Park man has been charged after police raided a house on Corrigan Road on 14 July. Dandenong Frontline Tactical Unit police say they…
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65 plants seized in crop houses raid
A Springvale man has been arrested after police raided a pair of cannabis grow houses in Clayton and Springvale. Caulfield Divisional Response Unit detectives seized…
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Burglar ‘snagged’ in the act
An alleged burglar has been arrested while cooking sausages stolen from a home in Dandenong. A man was awoken when two women broke into his…
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Three charged with Doveton man’s murder
A man has faced court accused with the murder of Doveton man Brendon Farrell. Richard Jackson, 49, of Doveton, did not apply for bail at…
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Two injured in rollover
Two men have been injured in a truck rollover in Dandenong South. Ambulance Victoria paramedics were called to the corner of Monterey and Dandenong-Frankston roads…
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‘Red zone’ traveller fined
A Dandenong man has been fined $5542 for failing to isolate at home after travelling from a Covid-19 ‘red zone’. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Mick Grainger,…
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