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  • Weekend of animal attractions

    Weekend of animal attractions

    The old and the new met in a packed program at the Dandenong Show on 10-11 November. Harking back to the show’s 147-year traditions were…

  • Special school to rise at derelict site

    Special school to rise at derelict site

    Labor has promised a “world-class” special school on the site of the former Endeavour Hills Secondary College. The Endeavour Hills Special School has been pledged…

  • Monument to local war heroes

    A part-time World War II militia unit who went beyond the call of duty in New Guinea has been permanently honoured at a footbridge across…

  • VCE centre to ease Gleneagles’ squeeze

    VCE centre to ease Gleneagles’ squeeze

    Gleneagles Secondary College has been promised a dedicated centre for VCE students under a Liberal-Nationals State Government. If elected, the Coalition will commit more than…

  • Police search for Jodie

    Police search for Jodie

     Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing woman Jodie Angus. The 38-year-old left a hospital in Dandenong on Thursday 8 November and…

  • Caring ‘angel’ of faith and music

    Caring ‘angel’ of faith and music

    Obituary Maureen Custerson 5 September 1933 – 26 May 2018 A devout, generous parishioner and brilliant musician, Maureen Custerson drank deep fom the ‘well of…

  • Remand prison for Dandenong

    Remand prison for Dandenong

    Dandenong could be home to a 300-bed jail, under a proposal by the Liberal Nationals state coalition. If elected to Government, the Coalition will provide…

  • Poppy tribute stands tall

    Poppy tribute stands tall

    A spectacular wall of red poppies has been crafted by St Paul Apostle South Primary School in preparation for Remembrance Day. Staff and students hand-crafted…

  • Young and old mark Great War’s end

    Young and old mark Great War’s end

    The crowd at Endeavour Hills peace memorial clasped red poppies for a Remembrance Day service marking 100 years since the end of World War I.…

  • Sports clash over track plan

    Sports clash over track plan

    In the face of a cyclist backlash, three sports clubs are stepping up their support for the demolition of at Parkfield Reserve’s velodrome. Noble Park…

  • Greens drive fast EastLink bus

    Greens drive fast EastLink bus

    The Greens have proposed a fast electric bus service that will whisk commuters from Dandenong to Melbourne’s east and north-east suburbs via EastLink. The Rapid…

  • Paradise broken

    Paradise broken

    A Noble Park kindergarten’s community has been rocked by heartless vandals who broke in and trashed the 50-year-old centre. On the night of Monday 4…

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