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Masks with a local touch
A Dandenong South manufacturer is hoping that its pivot to Covid-normal will pay off, as they roll out a range of highly-protective, high-quality reusable face…
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‘Selfish’ protesters not fooling police
Victoria Police has taken aim at “selfish” and “foolish” lockdown protesters trying to dress up their disobedience as “exercise”. Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius served a…
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Covid ‘ambo’ cops parking ticket
Greater Dandenong Council has withdrawn a parking fine for a St John ambulance transferring a Covid-positive patient from central Dandenong apartments. Mohammed Alam, an “absolutely…
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Trees felled by wild winds
Greater Dandenong SES received at least 36 callouts to large fallen trees and strom-damaged property on Thursday 27 August. Soon after strong winds swept through…
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Covid protests: Memeti urges ‘complete compliance’
Greater Dandenong mayor Jim Memeti has called for “calm and compliance” from residents in response to daily anti-lockdown protests. His statement issued on 27 August…
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NPAC design unveilled
Plans for Noble Park Aquatic Centre’s stage-1 facelift have been released for public comment. The $6.6 million two-storey extension will include a large gymnasium, three…
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Protests ‘unsafe’: Premier
With fears of repeated protests in Dandenong South, Premier Daniel Andrews has declared them as “not lawful” and “unsafe” during Covid-19’s stage-4 lockdown. “Protests are…
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Four lockdown arrests in Dandy South
Four men have been arrested by police for breaching Covid-19 rules as about 80 protesters marched on Dandenong South streets. The days of “recurring protest”…
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Covid-19 strikes Spotless again
A worker at Spotless Laundry Dandenong has tested Covid-positive one month after the factory’s first pandemic outbreak. In a statement, Spotless announced the worker last…
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Dawn arrest: sawn-off, drugs found
A man has been arrested after allegedly found in possession of a sawn-off shotgun and meth in Market Street, Dandenong. Police found the 34-year-old man…
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‘Protest’ arrests in Dandenong Sth
Greater Dandenong mayor Jim Memeti has defended participants in what police have described as a “recurring protest” in Dandenong South. A heavy police presence, which…
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Freight rail to bust congestion
A $28 million rail track connecting a Dandenong South freight hub to Port of Melbourne is expected to bust truck congestion on local roads. The…
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