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  • Roald Dahl characters come alive

    Roald Dahl characters come alive

    Witches, Oompa Loompas and a Trunchbull showed up to Lyndale Greens Primary on Tuesday 13 September. The Dandenong North school celebrated author Roald Dahl’s 100th…

  • Move to make a difference

    Move to make a difference

    Nominations are now open for the 2017 Greater Dandenong Australia Day Awards. The awards recognise citizens who make a positive difference to the community. Greater…

  • Teen carjacked in Springvale

    Teen carjacked in Springvale

    Carjackers in two vehicles herded their victim’s car to a stop on Springvale Road and threatened him with a baseball bat. The 18-year-old Springvale man…

  • Bridge to the future

    Bridge to the future

    Work on a bridge to connect Dandenong South with central Dandenong will start this month. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams joined Greater Dandenong Mayor Heang Tak…

  • Burgers and a baseball bat

    Burgers and a baseball bat

    An armed thief had cash, not burgers, on his mind when he robbed a Dandenong fast food restaurant. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Riley Wesley…

  • Machete car attack

    Machete car attack

    Would-be thieves brandishing machetes tried to steal a 32-year-old man’s home – his car. The victim was asleep in his late-’90s red Mazda 2 in…

  • Stolen car torched

    Stolen car torched

    Fire destroyed a stolen car in Keysborough on Monday 12 September. The CFA found the 1995 Nissan Patrol ablaze and running on Greens Road, near…

  • An image of inspiration

    An image of inspiration

    By Casey Neill “The mural isn’t just a painting of someone I’m proud of, but something for the community to be proud of.” Street artist…

  • Heritage ready for long haul

    Heritage ready for long haul

    By Casey Neill The aptly named Heritage Preschool is celebrating 40 years in the community. The Noble Park North kinder will hold an open night…

  • Spike in pedestrian injuries

    Spike in pedestrian injuries

    Police are going back to basics to tackle a spike in pedestrian injuries in Dandenong. They’re appealing for people travelling on foot to look left…

  • Feet after school feat

    Feet after school feat

    By Casey Neill Can you put your best foot forward and shake it all about? Then Yarraman Oaks Primary needs you for its Hokey Pokey…

  • Jobs derailed: no train order for Bombardier

    Jobs derailed: no train order for Bombardier

    By Casey Neill Dandenong manufacturer Bombardier has missed out on the state’s single largest train order, placing a question mark over jobs in the region.…

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