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  • Car fire witnesses wanted

    Car fire witnesses wanted

    Police are appealing for information about a suspicious car fire in Bangholme. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Liam Comrie said the red Holden station wagon…

  • One charged over car theft

    One charged over car theft

    Police arrested a 35-year-old man over a Dandenong car theft. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Liam Comrie said police received reports of men jumping fences…

  • Party turns into street brawl

    Party turns into street brawl

    By Casey Neill Eight police units broke up an out-of-control party in Dandenong and laid armed robbery charges. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Liam Comrie…

  • Springvale snow draws crowds

    Springvale snow draws crowds

    Thousands of people stepped onto a piece of Mt Buller in the middle of Springvale. Early estimates are that more than 40,000 people enjoyed playing…

  • Native botany strikes a chord

    Native botany strikes a chord

    Greater Dandenong students dug deep to plant native trees for Schools Tree Day. The Planet Ark event on Friday 28 July led into National Tree…

  • Teen missing for over fortnight

    Teen missing for over fortnight

    Police are appealing for public help to find missing teen Rikhaia Rikiti. The 16-year-old was last seen at her Hoppers Crossing home in the early…

  • Drive to strive for goals

    Drive to strive for goals

    By Casey Neill A Dandenong teen has won a national disability award. Mark Alvares accepted the Samantha Sophia Ramsey Memorial Award at the Dandenong Civic…

  • Forum opposes citizenship rule changes

    Forum opposes citizenship rule changes

    By Casey Neill About 400 people turned out in Springvale to oppose changes to Australian citizenship rules. Greater Dandenong Labor MPs Mark Dreyfus, Clare O’Neil…

  • Junk ‘junket’ slammed

    Junk ‘junket’ slammed

    By Casey Neill A $10,000 trip to China’s waste centres is “nothing but a junket”, says Greater Dandenong Councillor Tim Dark. But his colleagues voted…

  • Club pokies bid gets knockback

    Club pokies bid gets knockback

    By Casey Neill The pokies regulator has knocked back Club Noble’s bid for 20 new machines fearing a negative social impact. The Victorian Commission for…

  • Singing talent bootcamp

    Singing talent bootcamp

    By Casey Neill A Dandenong singer took home five awards from the “Talent Olympics” in the US. Mary Ann Van Der Horst represented Team Australia…

  • Heartfelt need

    Heartfelt need

    By Casey Neill A Dandenong South-based business is supporting women in need in Nepal. Husband and wife team Lobsang and Miranda started Himalayan Journey to…

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