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  • Journal’s story hits the big screen

    Journal’s story hits the big screen

    THE Dandenong Journal’s 150th anniversary celebrations continue this week with the screening of a video commissioned to mark the historic occasion. The video, which will…

  • Cash flows to schools

    Cash flows to schools

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH NEXT year, 14 schools in Dandenong will receive a share in more than $4.8 million in State Government funding a part of…

  • Council’s $1m loss far from fine

    Council’s $1m loss far from fine

    GREATER Dandenong wrote off almost $1.1 million in bad or doubtful debts last financial year. This was almost $300,000 above the budgeted $818,000. The council’s…

  • Hoons hounded

    Hoons hounded

    By CASEY NEILL THE dog squad has sniffed out three would-be hoons who crashed into a power pole in Springvale. A patrolling canine unit spotted…

  • Men arrested after punch claim

    Men arrested after punch claim

    A TAXI driver was arrested after allegedly hitting back at a man who he claimed threw a punch at him in Dandenong earlier this month.…

  • Face slashed in broken bottle attack

    Face slashed in broken bottle attack

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN faces eight months’ jail after pleading guilty to “bottling” a person in the head as well as to several liquor…

  • ‘Ninja’ strikes in park mugging

    ‘Ninja’ strikes in park mugging

    A MAN has been robbed at knife-point in a Dandenong park by a ninja-style assailant for just $30. The victim was walking through Hemmings Park…

  • Cash stolen in milk bar raid

    Cash stolen in milk bar raid

    A MAN has stolen about $1000 from a Dandenong milk bar after threatening the woman behind the counter. The man was inside the Ross Street…

  • Truck torched

    Truck torched

    POLICE are investigating a suspicious car fire in Dandenong last week. The 2004 Isuzu truck was parked at the corner of Stud Road and King…

  • Lights shine on black spots

    Lights shine on black spots

    TRAFFIC lights and roundabouts are set to boost safety at four Greater Dandenong intersections. Greater Dandenong Council has received $1.1 million through the Federal Government’s…

  • Fire and theft in Market break-in

    Fire and theft in Market break-in

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THREE teens have broken into the Dandenong Market after closing hours and started a fire inside, causing significant damage to stores and…

  • Workers evacuated from abattoir blaze

    Workers evacuated from abattoir blaze

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A CHEMICAL reaction has sparked a fire at a Dandenong South abattoir overnight. Three CFA pumpers and a hazmat unit were called…

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