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  • Demolition vote

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council claims its “preferred position” of demolishing Dandenong’s former library to make way for a car park will save the…

  • Charges grow after raid

    Charges grow after raid

    A MAN has been charged over a cannabis haul valued at up to $800,000 which was found in a burning Springvale South ‘grow house’. Detective…

  • Boy bashed

    Boy bashed

    A 17-YEAR-OLD boy has been attacked in an attempted robbery in Springvale South. The victim was approached by a male outside a community centre on…

  • Sideline concerns

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A DISABILITY advocate has lashed out at the lack of people with disabilities on Greater Dandenong Council’s recently-appointed Disability Advisory Committee. Sharon…

  • Voices raised to break the silence

    Voices raised to break the silence

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THERE are all sorts of slights that Michelle Davis has wanted to speak up about. Born deaf due to rubella, Ms Davis…

  • Traders meet

    DANDENONG Retail Traders Association’s next event will include its annual general meeting. All customer-based businesses, including retail, service and professional, are encouraged to attend on…

  • Re-making Doveton

    Re-making Doveton

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD WHEN Ford announced over summer that it would cut 300 jobs from its manufacturing plants in Geelong and Broadmeadows, Doveton-bred Dennis Glover…

  • Candles console air tragedy loss

    Candles console air tragedy loss

    ABOUT 30 people paid tribute to flight MH17 victims in Bangholme last Thursday night. Bunurong Memorial Park hosted a service to provide time and space…

  • Minister praises drive

    MANUFACTURING Minister David Hodgett has praised Greater Dandenong businesses for keeping the industry strong. Last Tuesday he visited IVECO Australia, Bombardier Transportation Australia and GlassCo…

  • Chemistry’s right for creative learning

    Chemistry’s right for creative learning

    SCIENCE can be entertaining, just ask students at Athol Road Primary School. A talented troupe of 105 students in years five and six have devised…

  • Service medals stolen in safe theft

    Service medals stolen in safe theft

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A DECEASED ex-World War II servicemen’s medals have been stolen from his son’s Keysborough home. Detective Sergeant Luke Kirton said the medals…

  • Man arrested over stabbing, assault

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN has been arrested over the multiple-stabbing of a woman in Noble Park and the bashing of a man in Springvale…

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