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  • Monash Freeway upgrade news

    Monash Freeway upgrade news

    By Casey Neill Monash Freeway users have some relief in sight. Premier and Mulgrave MP Daniel Andrews visited Dandenong North on Monday 7 May to…

  • Explore the dark side

    Explore the dark side

    A suburb-wide art exhibition is taking inspiration from a classic ballet. Odile takes its name from the sinister and seductive black swan in Tchaikovsky’s Swan…

  • Budget hits and misses

    Budget hits and misses

    By Casey Neill Little India, Emerson School and TAFE students are among the local winners in the 2018-’19 State Budget. Dandenong’s new Indian Cultural Precinct…

  • Head-on crash fears

    Head-on crash fears

    By Casey Neill Cars and trucks are driving into oncoming traffic on a busy Dandenong South street. Clyde North man Geoff Wright contacted the Journal…

  • Missing Mulgrave teen

    Missing Mulgrave teen

     A missing schoolgirl was last seen in Noble Park North. Police are appealing for public help to find Tahlia Sturgess, 14, who was last seen…

  • Cash for classroom makeover

    Cash for classroom makeover

    Springvale Rise Primary will receive a $1.7 million boost. Premier and Mulgrave MP Daniel Andrews announced the cash was in the 2018-’19 State Budget. He…

  • Cash for school pride

    Cash for school pride

    By Casey Neill  Dandenong West Primary is “over the moon” about its $5.1 million State Budget boost. The school will demolish existing facilities and build…

  • Teenager’s home tirade leads to cells

    Teenager’s home tirade leads to cells

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A 18-year-old has faced court after smashing up her terrified mother’s Dandenong home while searching for items to sell for drug money.…

  • Flavours fresh from the streets of Kabul

    Flavours fresh from the streets of Kabul

    By Casey Neill  A husband and wife team are serving traditional Afghan street food at Dandenong Market. Jawad and Tahira Ali Zada opened TaZa about…

  • School’s sharing culture

    School’s sharing culture

     Southern Cross Primary students celebrated their different cultural backgrounds with a day of activities. The Endeavour Hills school held the harmony day on Wednesday 2…

  • Spray can impressionism

    Spray can impressionism

    A new wetlands-inspired artwork is brightening up Dandenong’s pocket park. Artist Baden Johnson used aerosol cans to paint Aspects of Healthy Bay Wetlands in the…

  • Wait over for missing link

    Wait over for missing link

    By Casey Neill “It’s the most brilliant news for employment and industry in Dandenong South.” This was Committee for Dandenong chairman Gary Castricum’s reaction to…

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