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  • Pavilion is a smash hit

    Pavilion is a smash hit

    By JARROD POTTER ANOTHER sporting landmark on the Greaves Reserve map was officially opened on Saturday as the City of Greater Dandenong unveiled the redeveloped…

  • Cafes pipe up

    Cafes pipe up

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS The heat’s on shisha cafe owners over smoking tradition… SHISHA cafe owners are in a fight with Greater Dandenong Council to keep…

  • U-turn on green wedge plan

    U-turn on green wedge plan

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong councillors are prepared to vote against their own endorsed Green Wedge Management Plan to pave the way for a proposed…

  • Don’t risk our children

    Don’t risk our children

    I WAS shocked to learn that the number of Victorian motorists who have been caught speeding through 40km/h zones has almost tripled last year to…

  • Arrest sweep as police clean up hoon streets

    Arrest sweep as police clean up hoon streets

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS POLICE have put the brakes on people involved in illegal hoon meets after three days of raids in Melbourne’s south-east and north…

  • Threat empties college

    Threat empties college

    KEYSBOROUGH College was evacuated due to a hoax threat about 8.40am on Thursday morning 4 February. A Victoria Police spokeswoman said a man had approached…

  • Set for the big league

    Set for the big league

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong should be home to an A-League soccer team in the next five to 10 years, according to councillor Jim Memeti.…

  • Still grateful for new life

    Still grateful for new life

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FOR former Vietnamese refugee Be Ha, her 35-plus years of ongoing charitable and community-minded work is payback. The Greater Dandenong Community Hall…

  • Mary enjoys a lucky life

    Mary enjoys a lucky life

    By NARELLE COULTER WHEN Mary Colquhoun celebrated her 100th birthday on 29 January there was one very important person missing – her identical twin sister…

  • Chipping in for biofuels

    Chipping in for biofuels

    By NARELLE COULTER REBECCA Yee and her business partner Dale Barnett are big fans of the humble fish and chip dinner. The more people tuck…

  • Legal review

    Legal review

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS VICTORIA Legal Aid has announced a more generous means test for legal assistance to people who can’t afford a private lawyer. Nicole…

  • Service cut for rate cap

    Service cut for rate cap

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council needs to find $3 million in savings in its June budget to comply with the State Government’s rate-capping policy.…

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