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  • Former SMRC board face ‘kangaroo court’

    Former SMRC board face ‘kangaroo court’

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS SOUTHERN Migrant and Refugee Centre’s new board is set to rub salt in the wounds of ousted “Australian professional” board members, accusing…

  • More arrests as cops close in on hoons

    More arrests as cops close in on hoons

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

  • Asylum seekers welcome in churches as government gives them the boot

    Asylum seekers welcome in churches as government gives them the boot

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TWO Dandenong priests have spoken in favour of helping asylum seekers in the face of the looming deportation of more than 260…

  • History takes same route

    History takes same route

    I whole heartedly agree with Cr Roz Blades in her push to reopen Maralinga Primary School in Keysborough. I also agree with all the other…

  • Hoax threat empties college

    Hoax threat empties college

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS KEYSBOROUGH College was evacuated due to a hoax threat about 8.40am on Thursday morning 4 February. A Victoria Police spokeswoman said a…

  • Police concerned about teen’s welfare

    Police concerned about teen’s welfare

    Police are concerned about a 17-year-old girl who has been missing since last year and may be in Dandenong. Kristy-Lee was last seen at an…

  • Priest calls for sanctuary clarification

    Priest calls for sanctuary clarification

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A DANDENONG Anglican Dean is seeking higher clerical advice on whether the region’s Anglican churches would offer sanctuary to more than 260…

  • Coke criminal in the can

    Coke criminal in the can

    A BURGLAR has been snapped on camera after stealing electronic goods and a can of Coke from a Dandenong North house at dawn on Tuesday,…

  • Up in smoke

    Up in smoke

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A HOUSE fire led to the discovery of a cannabis crop grown using an electrical bypass in Springvale. Firefighters found three plants…

  • Car barbecued on Australia Day

    Car barbecued on Australia Day

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A STOLEN car was dumped and incinerated near Bangholme Town Hall. The white 1995 Holden Commodore Equipe had been stolen from Frankston…

  • Cars seized, 16 arrested in early morning raids on hoons

    Cars seized, 16 arrested in early morning raids on hoons

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS POLICE have put the brakes on people involved in illegal hoon meets, arresting 16 people and seizing 12 cars in Melbourne’s south-east…

  • Kiwi treats mark Treaty day

    Kiwi treats mark Treaty day

    DANDENONG Market will celebrate Waitangi Day on Sunday 7 February with performances and activities for market visitors. Waitangi Day commemorates the signing of the Treaty…

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