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  • Art’s for all

    Art’s for all

    By Casey Neill  Artist Eddie Botha hopes two colourful creations in Dandenong will spread smiles and a sense of belonging. Greater Dandenong Council commissioned two…

  • 60 years a matter of trust

    60 years a matter of trust

    By Casey Neill Hygino and Fatima Soares say more give, less take is the secret to their 60-year marriage. The Noble Park husband and wife…

  • Search for missing tourist

    Search for missing tourist

     A missing Vietnamese tourist was last seen in Springvale South. Police are appealing for public help to find 59-year-old Yen Nguyen, who speaks no English…

  • Compassion for Cornerstone

    Compassion for Cornerstone

    By Casey Neill  Cornerstone Contact Centre is looking for “a heart to care”. Over the past two years, the Dandenong support service lost its long-time…

  • Mood-boosting makeover

    Mood-boosting makeover

    By Casey Neill  Brightly-coloured paint is breathing new life into a once-dreary Noble Park garden. Volunteers from Neami and Bunnings Warehouse Noble Park teamed up…

  • Multi-cultural contributors

    Multi-cultural contributors

    By Casey Neill Diversity Week Awards celebrated six contributors to Greater Dandenong’s multi-cultural community and beyond. Isaacs MP Mark Dreyfus presented the certificates at Noble…

  • Charges over box cutter robbery

    Charges over box cutter robbery

    Police have charged a man following an armed robbery in Noble Park. They alleged that the man was armed with a box cutter when he…

  • Ben’s a class clown

    Ben’s a class clown

    By Casey Neill A Dandenong teacher-turned-comedian is on the Melbourne International Comedy Festival bill. Ben Tiff started stand-up just over four years ago. “That was…

  • Not long enough

    Not long enough

    By Casey Neill Refugees should have twice as long to respond to a notice to cancel their residency, say Greater Dandenong Councillors. Cr Roz Blades…

  • Green, mean and not at all lean

    Green, mean and not at all lean

    Dandenong butcher Rob Boyle found a unique way to get into the St Patrick’s Day spirit. He added green pork sausages to the Rob’s British…

  • Million-dollar Tatts win

    Million-dollar Tatts win

     A Narre Warren mum won $1 million with a TattsLotto ticket bought in Dandenong on a whim. The anonymous winner held the only winning entry…

  • Gender diversity on track

    Gender diversity on track

    By Casey Neill  Even as an award-winning manufacturing engineer, Anne Koopman worries about the impact that starting a family will have on her career. She…

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