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  • Doors open to new home

    Doors open to new home

    By CASEY NEILL FAMILY violence victims can find support at Dandenong and District Benevolent Society. Opportunity shop manager Margaret Ladner is offering help to anyone…

  • Patsy born to be a nurse

    Patsy born to be a nurse

    Obituary Patsy Lyons 1925 – 2015 PATSY Lyons, who was matron at Dandenong Hospital for ten years, devoted her life to caring for others. Patsy…

  • Shore leave for tribal shipmates

    Shore leave for tribal shipmates

    NAVAL veterans converged on Dandenong RSL last month with a focus on destroyers. Shipmates from Tribal class destroyers Arunta, Bataan and Warramunga joined with their…

  • Market sets out its stall

    Market sets out its stall

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH ICONIC as it is to locals, the Dandenong Market is not as well-known as some. City of Greater Dandenong council officers were…

  • CFA called to fire at meat works

    CFA called to fire at meat works

    CFA crews were called to a fire at a meat factory in Dandenong South this morning. Five trucks rushed to the Australian Meat Group warehouse…

  • Pedestrian death appeal

    POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian was killed in Dandenong. A 64-year-old Dandenong woman was trying to cross Birdwood Avenue near the intersection…

  • Church appeal now provides blanket coverage

    Church appeal now provides blanket coverage

    By CASEY NEILL SPRINGVALE’S most vulnerable have received a helping hand, warm blanket and food. Christian City Church (CCC) in Springvale donated blankets to the…

  • Not so grim

    Not so grim

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH DANDENONG opera singer Eugene Raggio is singing the praises of his art. He says the soothing tones of Hansel and Gretel’s musical…

  • Sticky date’s raw hunger for naked foods

    Sticky date’s raw hunger for naked foods

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THERE’S nothing like promises of ‘free and naked’ to grab the attention. Noble Park-based Kez’s Kitchen has unleashed two liberatingly labelled health…

  • Robbed at knifepoint

    Robbed at knifepoint

    A MAN was mugged and threatened with a knife as he walked through Dandenong last month. The victim was walking along Cleeland Street towards the…

  • Square of disharmony

    Square of disharmony

    By CASEY NEILL Councillor blasts art works for turning beautiful space into ’Bogan Central’… A GREATER Dandenong councillor has slammed the $17,500 price tag for…

  • Skilled work

    Skilled work

    By CASEY NEILL YOUNG adults with disabilities are on the path to employment thanks to Wallara. The disability support service last month celebrated two groups…

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