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  • Green day out

    Green day out

    Sustainable living was in the spotlight at Dandenong Market. It hosted Greater Dandenong Council’s Sustainability Festival on Sunday 4 March. The day featured activities, games…

  • Modern learning in motion

    Modern learning in motion

    Students at St Gerard’s Primary School are learning in new classrooms. Victorian Senator Mitch Fifield, representing Education and Training Minister Simon Birmingham, officially opened the…

  • Level crossing clean-up

    Level crossing clean-up

     Dandenong South received a spruce-up thanks to Clean up Australia Day volunteers. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams joined members of the Abbotts Road level crossing removal…

  • Q and A with Chris Keys

    Q and A with Chris Keys

     Chris Keys, Dandenong and District Historical Society president What is something people don’t know about you? I was the tallest pupil at Dandenong North School.…

  • Smoke over Dandenong South

    Smoke over Dandenong South

    By Casey Neill A grass and scrub fire sent smoke over Dandenong South, Bangholme and Keysborough. A CFA spokesman said crews were called to the…

  • Colourful fun for all

    Colourful fun for all

    Tatterson Park hosted its 10th annual Holi festival on Sunday 4 March. The Keysborough venue became a sea of colour as people of all ages…

  • Shot fired during hold-up

    Shot fired during hold-up

     Two men armed with guns stole cash from a Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre pub. Police said the pair entered the licensed premises on Police Road,…

  • Search for Howie

    Search for Howie

     Police are appealing for public help to find Kevin Howie. The 34-year-old is wanted for failing to appear at court over assault-related offences. He is…

  • Not-so-social sales

    Not-so-social sales

    Police charged a Springvale man over a social media sale that turned violent. The Greater Dandenong CIU issued a warning about buying and selling online…

  • Q and A with John Mooney

    Q and A with John Mooney

     John Mooney, Emerson School principal What is something people don’t know about you? I was attacked by eagles while rock climbing in the Northern Territory…

  • Filipino dishes fuse cultures and flavours

    Filipino dishes fuse cultures and flavours

     Filipino cuisine is a fusion of different cultures and traditions mixed with Filipino ingenuity and inventiveness. Si-KAT Pinoy Eatscetera owner Catherine Pascua said her menu…

  • Ice mum binges on lost credit cards

    Ice mum binges on lost credit cards

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A 27-year-old woman on bail has gone on a two-day spending spree worth more than $7600 using a person’s missing credit cards.…

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