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  • 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.…

  • All heart at Dandy council

    All heart at Dandy council

    Tackling heart disease earned Greater Dandenong Council a state award and the chance to take home a national prize. Heart Foundation Victoria CEO Kellie-Ann Jolly…

  • Disqualified driver drunk

    Disqualified driver drunk

    A SPRINGVALE man will face court next month after scoring straight Ds for his driving on Sunday 11 September. Police allege they detected the 29-year-old…

  • South Sudanese plagued by prejudice

    South Sudanese plagued by prejudice

    By Casey Neill Discrimination is plaguing South Sudanese people living in Greater Dandenong, a new study has found. Monash University Professor Andrew Markus prepared the…

  • Students to get a dose of doctors

    Students to get a dose of doctors

    By Casey Neill Five Greater Dandenong schools will soon have an on-campus doctor. Lyndale, Noble Park and Keysborough secondary colleges, Dandenong High School and Oakwood…

  • New jobs on deck

    New jobs on deck

    By Casey Neill Cash boost means it’s plain sailing… A $1.44 million project will create 12 new jobs at a Dandenong South boat manufacturer. Industry…

  • Learning to keep it local

    Learning to keep it local

    By Casey Neill Keysborough Learning Centre’s Marj Sjostrom has won a state prize. She took home the Learn Local Award for outstanding practitioner at a…

  • Shooting range aims for pistol packing upgrades

    Shooting range aims for pistol packing upgrades

    By Casey Neill Springvale’s shooting range will receive a $450,000 facelift. Sporting Shooters Association of Australia (Victoria) recently learned that its application for $100,000 from…

  • Keeping the flame of faith alive

    Keeping the flame of faith alive

    A greater power is surely keeping a close eye on the Greater Dandenong Interfaith Network office following a blessing ceremony. The group held the event…

  • Cooking up a connection

    Cooking up a connection

    The Indonesian Women’s Friendship Network is helping Greater Dandenong women to socialise and connect through fun activities. It’s been holding free activities for mums and…

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