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  • Sizeable capital works in capped rates budget

    Sizeable capital works in capped rates budget

    By CASEY NEILL City of Greater Dandenong has given the green light to its proposed 2016-’17 budget. The council will bring in almost $108 million…

  • Driver reverses and flees

    Driver reverses and flees

    A driver careered towards a police officer before reversing and fleeing the scene during a Friday morning confrontation in Dandenong. Uniform police were following a…

  • Failed robbery at knifepoint

    Failed robbery at knifepoint

    A masked man brandishing a knife tried to rob a Springvale sweets store. Police allege he walked into the Springvale Road Indian confectionary shop, located…

  • Hooded men rob store at gunpoint

    Hooded men rob store at gunpoint

    Two balaclava-clad men produced a shotgun during a Dandenong TattsLotto store robbery. They entered the Hemmings Street shop about 6pm on Friday 24 June, Greater…

  • Stolen goods charge laid on teen

    Stolen goods charge laid on teen

    A Dandenong North teen will answer a handling stolen goods charge after police found him with a mobile phone stolen from an unconscious girl. Greater…

  • Celebrating prized refugee art

    Celebrating prized refugee art

    A new national art prize and exhibition will celebrate work from refugees and asylum seekers, in Dandenong. Walker Street Gallery will host Home and Art…

  • Stretch of Stud Road shut after collision

    Stretch of Stud Road shut after collision

    Stud Road in Dandenong is closed between David and Clow streets due to a collision. VicRoads reported just after 2.30pm on Monday 27 June that…

  • Students clothe the homeless

    Students clothe the homeless

    By CASEY NEILL Minaret College students collected a mountain of clothing to help the homeless. Year 8 students at the Springvale school initiated the three-week…

  • Violent failed carjacking bid

    Violent failed carjacking bid

    A MAN was pinned between two cars in Bangholme in an attempted carjacking. Police have been told the victims were on the Mornington-Peninsula Freeway, waiting…

  • Cash linked to election win

    Cash linked to election win

    South East Community Links would receive an $18,000 boost under a Labor Federal Government. Hotham MP Clare O’Neil made the pledge at the Springvale organisation…

  • Rotarians recognise their gems

    Rotarians recognise their gems

    By CASEY NEILL Dandenong Rotarians donated more than $4000 to drive positive change in the world in honour of three dedicated members. Club president Susan…

  • Stab victim tributes

    Stab victim tributes

    By CASEY NEILL Keysborough man Paul ‘Pod’ O’Donnell was a mentor and inspiration. Family and friends have paid tribute to the 48-year-old father of three…

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