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  • Squared away

    Squared away

    By Casey Neill Nabbing more than 400 criminals in 15 months earned Sergeant Hafiz Mayar and his team a Divisional Commendation. The Greater Dandenong Response…

  • Hate won’t stop Muslim forum

    Hate won’t stop Muslim forum

    By Cam Lucadou-Wells An organiser says a stream of hate mail will not deter a region-first forum to combat Islamophobia in Dandenong this month. Casey-based…

  • Student circle sets record

    Student circle sets record

    By Casey Neill Yarraman Oaks Primary holds an Australian record. The Noble Park school launched a month-long health focus at its Walktober Fun Fest on…

  • Fruit stall stays in the family

    Fruit stall stays in the family

    By Casey Neill Danny Luppino has been a Dandenong Market fixture for 54 years. And the Italian-born 74-year-old wouldn’t have it any other way. “I…

  • History captures moments in time

    History captures moments in time

    By Casey Neill A statue unveiling will bring three months of Dandenong Market birthday celebrations to a close. The bronze sculpture by artist Anne Ross…

  • Birthday party in store

    Birthday party in store

    Dandenong Market first opened its doors 150 years ago on 10 October in 1866. The Journal thought it only fitting to mark the milestone in…

  • Online appeal to pay for boy’s funeral

    Online appeal to pay for boy’s funeral

    Friends and family of a four-year-old boy who died in a house fire are rallying around to raise money for his funeral. Their GoFundMe page…

  • Stall selling is their stock in trade

    Stall selling is their stock in trade

    By Casey Neill Mother and son Bella and Adrian Janai have spent a combined 60 years working at Dandenong Market. Bella’s Bargains has been a…

  • TAFE to offer degrees

    TAFE to offer degrees

    Chisholm Institute and La Trobe University are bringing degrees to Dandenong. From next year students will be able to study bachelor degrees in accounting, information…

  • Girl, 8, killed in crash

    Girl, 8, killed in crash

    South Australian police charged a Dandenong man over an eight-year-old girl’s death in a Barossa Valley car crash. Shujaat Bahrami, 40, was behind the wheel…

  • Maiden graduation for Twich

    Maiden graduation for Twich

    By Casey Neill Sewing skills are giving migrant women a leg up in their new homeland. But Springvale’s Twich Women’s Sewing Collective is about more…

  • Mental health on a lighter note

    Mental health on a lighter note

    By Casey Neill Dandenong Park will host a fun festival with health and well-being at its heart. Spring Into Wellness will mark both Mental Health…

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