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  • Hammer attack on pregnant woman

    Hammer attack on pregnant woman

    By Casey Neill A pregnant Noble Park woman was struck with a hammer during an armed robbery on Tuesday 13 September. Southern Metro Regional Crime…

  • Book seals the deal on market’s 150 years

    Book seals the deal on market’s 150 years

    By Casey Neill Celebrations for Dandenong Market’s 150th year kicked off with a launch for a 20-metre mural and a book rich with history. The…

  • Dwelling on plan

    Dwelling on plan

    By Casey Neill Development in a Dandenong court has again divided Greater Dandenong councillors. By six votes to five, they approved plans to extend the…

  • Council in a spot over parking

    Council in a spot over parking

    By Casey Neill The Dandenong Civic Centre car park has again sparked debate, this time over joining three spots in the coveted basement to an…

  • First steps for dance comeback

    First steps for dance comeback

    A Greater Dandenong dance for seniors could be making a comeback. At the Monday 12 September council meeting, councillor Maria Sampey asked for the International…

  • More play saves the day

    More play saves the day

    By Casey Neill Rugratz Playgroup was close to closure 18 months ago, but is now seeking more kids to support a second session. The non-profit…

  • Police unit hunt’s region’s most wanted

    Police unit hunt’s region’s most wanted

    By Casey Neill A new police taskforce has arrested more than 15 wanted people in the south-east in just a fortnight. But more fugitives remain…

  • Budding artists get expert know-how

    Budding artists get expert know-how

    By Casey Neill Budding artists at Noble Park Secondary College are learning the ropes from those in the know. The school has engaged five professional…

  • Councillor’s voting volte face

    Councillor’s voting volte face

    Greater Dandenong should switch to postal voting for future local government elections, Councillor Sean O’Reilly says. Voters will need to turn up to polling booths…

  • 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…

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