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  • Bridge of heroes

    Bridge of heroes

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

  • Tatts winner claims big prize

    Tatts winner claims big prize

    The Dandenong shopper Tatts officials have been searching for has come forward to claim their TattsLotto division one prize. The thrilled winner held one of…

  • Mystery Tatts winner in Dandenong

    Mystery Tatts winner in Dandenong

    An unsuspecting punter at Dandenong Market Lotto has struck it rich in the 3 November TattsLotto draw. The unregistered mystery winner stands to make $441,295.45,…

  • More level crossings to go: ALP

    More level crossings to go: ALP

    The last four sets of boom gates on the Dandenong-Cranbourne railway line will be removed by 2025, the state ALP party has pledged. And it…

  • Cry for help

    Cry for help

    A proposed Royal Commission into Mental Health literally can’t come soon enough for Noble Park father ‘Rick’ and his 13-year-old son ‘Michael’. The pair, who…

  • Award for the Show’s hidden gems

    Award for the Show’s hidden gems

    As Heather Ronngard wanders through Dandenong Show’s arts, crafts and foods, she will have an eye out for the unawarded ‘gem’. For the past 10…

  • Our worst bottlenecks

    Our worst bottlenecks

    You’ve nominated roads in our congestion poll, you’ve voted and the results are close – the South Gippsland Highway is the worst congestion road in…

  • Keysy bus promise

    Keysy bus promise

    A new bus route servicing schools and shopping centres near Chapel Road, Keysborough has been pledged by the state Labor party. Martin Pakula, the incumbent…

  • Family wins together, stays together

    Family wins together, stays together

    It’s not exactly the case of ‘like father, like son’ for a Lyndhurst family of champion judo exponents. Will and Priscilla Tai Tin instead followed…

  • Singing across the nation

    Singing across the nation

    Schools joined together as one chorus at Harmony Square, Dandenong as part of a national simultaneous singing event. The gathering of 750 students from eight…

  • Dangerous speed at school black-spot

    Dangerous speed at school black-spot

    A man was caught speeding at nearly double the limit during weekday afternoon traffic at a known black-spot on Princes Highway, Dandenong, a court has…

  • Hundreds fall under pokies spell

    Hundreds fall under pokies spell

    Pokies venues are an inviting lure for Greater Dandenong’s vulnerable, says counsellor Bic Gresty. Ms Gresty and her team at Springvale Indo-Chinese Mutual Assistance Association…

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