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Springvale hub opens 9 November
Springvale Community Hub and Dandenong libraries are set to open from Covid shutdown on Monday 9 November. Customer service centres at the eagerly anticipated Springvale…
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Election 2020: O’Reilly likely winner
Sean O’Reilly has likely been returned as a Greater Dandenong councillor after securing a majority of votes in Springvale North Ward. With 469 votes remaining…
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Election 2020: Dark and Foster ahead
Sitting councillor Tim Dark and first-time candidate Eden Foster are leading in the early counts for Keysborough and Yarraman wards in the City of Greater…
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Lighting the darkness
With the recent lifting of some restrictions and the anticipated hope of more to come, a gentle sigh of relief is slowly rippling, cautiously, outwardly.…
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Election 2020: Strong support for Tan and Lim
Sitting Greater Dandenong councillor Sophie Tan and Springvale pharmacist Richard Lim appear to be resoundingly elected for the next four years. In early election counting,…
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Man charged with taxi carjacking
A man has been charged with carjacking a taxi in central Dandenong on Sunday evening (25 October). The 32-year-old allegedly stole the taxi in Clow…
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Cannabis crop arrests in Noble Park
Two men have been arrested and cannabis seized by police from a house in Noble Park. Springvale police found an alleged hydroponic set-up in a…
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Election 2020: Memeti in, Sampey out
Four-time mayor Jim Memeti will be emphatically returned, while ex-mayor Maria Sampey has conceded she has lost her seat in the City of Greater Dandenong…
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Update: Honest Restaurant sticks to rules
A Dandenong restauranteur will no longer defy Chief Health Officer directions after an accelerated easing of restrictions was announced this afternoon (26 October). Minid Patel…
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Restaurant set to defy lockdown
A Dandenong restaurant owner is willing to cop a fine of nearly $10,000 in defiance of Covid lockdown rules. Minid Patel is set to re-open…
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Residents’ last stand
Residents at a Noble Park housing estate feel duped after developers were given VCAT’s green light to bulldoze “the only trees in the village”. Homeowners…
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Pitch for $70 levy saving
Greater Dandenong Council is tight-lipped on a resident-mooted “opportunity” to reduce the Keysborough South open-space levy by 20 per cent. The $70 reduction on the…
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