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  • Boy,13, linked to nine burglaries

    Boy,13, linked to nine burglaries

    Police arrested a 13-year-old Dandenong boy in an allegedly stolen car just hours after he was bailed on aggravated burglary and theft charges. Greater Dandenong…

  • Budget delay on traffic

    Budget delay on traffic

    By Casey Neill “You can’t go on a holiday when you haven’t got food to eat.” This comparison of the Greater Dandenong Council budget to…

  • Celebrating Indian culture, cinema

    Celebrating Indian culture, cinema

    Harmony Square visitors were transported to India through a cultural and cinematic celebration. Dandenong is a satellite location for this year’s Indian Film Festival of…

  • Ex-teacher faces sex charges

    Ex-teacher faces sex charges

    A former Dandenong teacher has been charged over several alleged sexual assaults dating back to the 1970s. Central Gippsland Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation…

  • Dandy listens to youth

    Dandy listens to youth

    Dandenong will host a youth forum to help shape future government decisions. It will be among a handful run across the state later this year,…

  • Anyone seen Sha’arn?

    Anyone seen Sha’arn?

    Police are appealing for help to find 14-year-old Sha’arn Winslett. She was last seen in Frankston on Monday 8 August and is known to frequent…

  • Two finalists in Learn Local

    Two finalists in Learn Local

    Greater Dandenong has two finalists vying for Victorian Learn Local Awards. Naryphol Thach from Dandenong Neighbourhood House is up for the Rowena Allen Award, which…

  • St John gets $8000 facelift

    St John gets $8000 facelift

    Dandenong’s St John Ambulance hall will receive an $8000 facelift. A $7978 grant from the Federal Government Stronger Communities program will fund a repaint for…

  • Workers were underpaid

    Workers were underpaid

    Four retail shop assistants at a Dandenong butchery are sharing more than $14,400 in back-pay. The Fair Work Ombudsman found the casual employees were paid…

  • Footy star says minds matter

    Footy star says minds matter

    By Russell Bennett Wayne Schwass is many things to many people – a premiership hero, a team mate, a son, a father, a husband and…

  • Husky happy ending

    Husky happy ending

    By CASEY NEILL Police reunited Azan the stolen husky with his Dandenong owner on Friday 12 August. The Journal reported on Monday 8 August that…

  • Masonic hall change into arts centre is set in stone

    Masonic hall change into arts centre is set in stone

    By CASEY NEILL Dandenong’s former masonic hall will become a regional arts centre. Councillors approved a contract to buy 5 Mason Street from the Urban…

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