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Robbed at knifepoint
POLICE are hunting a man who robbed a Dandenong bottle shop at knifepoint last week, fleeing with $200. The man was in the Dandenong Cellars…
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‘Diversity brings a richness’
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS OVER the past year, I have been spending a lot of time out and about at community events and festivals across the…
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Fake policemen handcuff woman, 19
A 19-YEAR-OLD woman has been handcuffed in her Keysborough backyard while fake policemen entered her house but didn’t steal anything in a bizarre confrontation over…
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Magistrate slams detox ‘travesty’
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAGISTRATE has slammed a shortage of drug rehab services after an in-wait intellectually disabled ice addict held a steak knife to…
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Mystery drama serves up the fun
NOBLE Park students are serving up a delicious performance packed with mystery. St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School will present Porridge at Kingston City Hall in…
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Cars impounded
By CASEY NEILL TWO hoons will be without their cars for the next month after police nabbed them in the act in Greater Dandenong. Cardinia…
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Dreams of Dragons
By JARROD POTTER TALENT has pushed Perry Lewis-Smith to the peak of junior football… but his determination and discipline will help him achieve just as…
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Auctioneer has it hammered
SPRINGVALE real estate agent Harry Li has brought the hammer down on his opponents to win a prestigious auctioneers’ award. Mr Li, who is director…
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Golf club homes on hold for minister
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PLANNING Minister Richard Wynne has not ruled out Keysborough Golf Club’s proposal to turn its green-wedge course into a housing estate. A…
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Council defends ‘leaked’ email
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council says it has acted “appropriately” in response to claims it leaked a record of a confidential meeting to assert…
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Kids put their dads on the menu
By CASEY NEILL STUDENTS have shared breakfast with more than 60 dads, uncles and brothers at Spring Parks Primary School. The school’s two Springvale campuses…
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It’s rough with no room and no bed
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH WITH close to 23,000 people sleeping rough in Victoria every night, students from Noble Park added an extra 40 to that number…
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