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  • CCTV captures copper raiders

    CCTV captures copper raiders

    By Casey Neill Thieves left a lasting impression during their second raid on a Dandenong electrical contractor in 24 hours. The Dandenong Electrical Services owner,…

  • Police car rammed during danger drive

    Police car rammed during danger drive

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A highly-agitated driver, possibly suffering psychosis, rammed a police car during a hair-raising drive from Dandenong to the Mornington Peninsula. Lisa Gergis,…

  • Offender accused of sending explicit videos during chats

    Offender accused of sending explicit videos during chats

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A registered sex offender who denied holding sexually-explicit online chats with a 17-year-old girl has been refused bail. Richard Kelly had been…

  • Man jailed for marrying 14-year-old schoolgirl

    Man jailed for marrying 14-year-old schoolgirl

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A 35-year-old man has been jailed for marrying a then-14-year-old girl in a wedding ceremony at a Noble Park mosque last year.…

  • Tin Shed and window shopping

    Tin Shed and window shopping

    The late Jack Johnson was the author of When The Clock Strikes, a fascinating account of growing up in Dandenong, his years tending to the…

  • Schools and students look to soar

    Schools and students look to soar

    By Casey Neill Noble Park teachers and students are tapping into tech-savvy peers from across the country. Samsung and Social Ventures Australia (SVA) invited Wallarano…

  • Concerns over green wedge carve-up

    Concerns over green wedge carve-up

    By Helen Velissaris There are renewed calls to make the South East green wedge zone permanently immune from over-development. Activists and some Greater Dandenong councillors…

  • Guidance through the gardens

    Guidance through the gardens

    By Casey Neill Quirky, colourful gardens are working wonders for children and parents at QEC in Noble Park. The Queen Elizabeth Centre in Thomas Street…

  • Woman left bleeding after men attack

    Woman left bleeding after men attack

    Police say they are perplexed at a random attack on a young woman who was left bleeding from the head after being assaulted by three…

  • Man to face bank fire trial

    Man to face bank fire trial

    A man accused of setting fire to Springvale’s Commonwealth Bank branch last year, in which more than 25 people were hurt, has been committed to…

  • All set for show

    All set for show

    Sheep shearing, goat milking, wool spinning and a talking cockatoo are just some of the unique experiences expected at the Doveton Show. Now in its…

  • CBD blaze clean-up

    CBD blaze clean-up

    By Helen Velissaris Clean up crews have been called in to safely remove asbestos and the charred remnants of two Dandenong shops that were engulfed…

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