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  • Gang strikes three times in half an hour

    Gang strikes three times in half an hour

    By Casey Neill Police are hunting three men over three violent robberies committed in 30 minutes in Springvale. A 50-year-old man was knocked unconscious and…

  • Deception charges

    Deception charges

    Michael Egel is wanted over theft and deceptions and is believed to frequent Dandenong. Police are appealing for public help to find the 29-year-old. A…

  • ’Exposed’ cyclist blames cramp

    ’Exposed’ cyclist blames cramp

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A man accused of indecent exposure and a lewd act in front of a 10-year-old rider on Eastlink Bike Trail has claimed…

  • Just a walk in the park to shape the future

    Just a walk in the park to shape the future

    Dandenong residents could shape parks for the future and pick up $25 along the way. ProjectPARK is looking for people aged eight to 18 years…

  • Spaghetti Junction is a sloppy mess say Liberals

    Spaghetti Junction is a sloppy mess say Liberals

    By Casey Neill Springvale’s Spaghetti Junction will go underground if the Coalition wins next year’s state election. The Liberal and National parties announced their Get…

  • Hidden skills pop up

    Hidden skills pop up

    By Casey Neill Wallara’s Dandenong Plaza shop has a new look, new products and new festive-season hours. “The change in decor is in response to…

  • Sex offender blames brain injury

    Sex offender blames brain injury

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells A 42-year-old registered sex offender has blamed an acquired brain injury for failing to report multiple email, social media and dating site…

  • Family business bags top award

    Family business bags top award

    By Casey Neill This year’s Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce Business Award went to a company with family firmly in the picture. Picture frame supplier…

  • Terror at the hands of a ‘loved one’

    Terror at the hands of a ‘loved one’

    By Casey Neill “I will never forget the birthday that he held me hostage at gunpoint and refused to let me leave the house.” Rebecca,…

  • ‘Sense’ needed to fight family violence: Sheedy

    ‘Sense’ needed to fight family violence: Sheedy

    By Casey Neill AFL great Kevin Sheedy says “working on common sense” and getting rid of aggression would help the community to tackle family violence.…

  • People power saves park

    People power saves park

    By Casey Neill Keysborough’s Chandler Reserve is safe from development, thanks to a community campaign. Keysborough MP Martin Pakula met locals at the Maralinga Avenue…

  • Energy fillip for productivity

    Energy fillip for productivity

    A Dandenong South business will boost productivity and reduce operating costs, thanks to an energy overhaul. BBS Flooring Products received a $6000 Sustainability Victoria Boosting…

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