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  • In a hole lotta trouble to get into the show

    In a hole lotta trouble to get into the show

    Jack Johnson is the author of When The Clock Strikes, a fascinating account of growing up in Dandenong, his years tending to the city’s pipes…

  • Radical school changes

    Radical school changes

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS NEW subjects to combat the radicalisation of students will be added to the Victorian school curriculum in 2016. Respectful relationships, and world…

  • Diggin’ the dinosaurs

    Diggin’ the dinosaurs

    KIDS played palaeontologist and dug their way to dino discoveries at Dandenong Plaza. Free Dinosaur Adventures featuring a fossil dig was on the agenda for…

  • Jail threat after attack

    Jail threat after attack

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN faced further jail after being found guilty of lighting spray from an aerosol can near his ex-partner’s face. Andrew James…

  • Drug sentence appeal rejected

    Drug sentence appeal rejected

    By ANEEKA SIMONIS DRUG smugglers convicted over importing up to $15 million worth of heroin to properties in the Greater Dandenong area have had their…

  • Family’s fond memories

    Family’s fond memories

    By CASEY NEILL FORMER Keysborough footballer Alexander ‘Alex’ Mackay has died at the age of 97. His daughter Thelma Churchill said he passed away on…

  • Woolies new estate

    Woolies new estate

    WOOLWORTHS has opened the doors to its newest store in Dandenong South. The Estate One supermarket is part of a $25 million development, will employ…

  • Driver in hospital after traffic-light crash

    Driver in hospital after traffic-light crash

    A MAN has been hospitalised with minor injuries after his utility struck a car and a traffic-light pole in Dandenong. The 48-year-old Mulgrave man was…

  • Two injured in bus smash

    Two injured in bus smash

    A BUS driver and his passenger have been hospitalised after a crash between a bus and a truck on Stud Road, Dandenong North. An Ambulance…

  • Speaking up to stay sharp

    Speaking up to stay sharp

    By CASEY NEILL SPRING Parks Primary School has become a haven for honing English skills. Each Thursday it hosts about 50 women who are eager…

  • Tune in to hearing

    Tune in to hearing

    SENIORS can get free hearing checks in Dandenong next month. Australian Hearing Dandenong centre manager Jacinta Gerin said Seniors Week from 4 to 11 October…

  • Minister tackled over golf plan

    Minister tackled over golf plan

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREENS MP Nina Springle has raised an objection in State Parliament to Keysborough Golf Club’s plan to convert its green-wedge golf course…

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