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  • Gifts on wheels

    Gifts on wheels

    By CASEY NEILL A KEYSBOROUGH hairdresser is giving a new lease of life to some of Thailand’s most vulnerable people. Carmela Ercolano and her partner…

  • Police target unlocked vehicles

    Police target unlocked vehicles

    By CASEY NEILL POLICE will send letters to motorists caught leaving their vehicles unlocked, to tackle a spike in thefts. They launched Operation Secure All…

  • Fire was taxing

    Fire was taxing

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IT was perhaps a bad omen on the eve of a “heavy-lifting” federal budget. About 700 staff were evacuated from the Australian…

  • Model of United Nations

    Model of United Nations

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE global stage was on show at Keysborough College’s Banksia campus in Springvale. Year 10 and 11 students were turned into delegates,…

  • Police seize weapons, drugs, stationery

    Police seize weapons, drugs, stationery

    By CASEY NEILL A DRUG bust in Keysborough uncovered ice, a $2500 stationery stash, swords and machetes. Police executed a search warrant at a Corrigan…

  • Budget repair and despair

    Budget repair and despair

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS REPAIRING the Federal Budget may have broken Shaunagh Stevens’ family budget. The secretary of the Dandenong-based Disability Resources Centre is married with…

  • Business tick for tax cut

    By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong’s business community has welcomed the company tax cut in last week’s Federal Budget. But there are concerns the 2014-’15 plan…

  • Jobs wasteland

    Jobs wasteland

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG High students are missing out on support to find employment because work to complete its transformation from three schools to one…

  • Medicare Locals on the scrapheap

    Medicare Locals on the scrapheap

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE scrapping of Medicare Locals in last week’s Federal Budget has at least one positive, according to the Dandenong-based branch’s chairman. Dr…

  • Fighting grief

    Fighting grief

    By CASEY NEILL CHILDREN who’ve lost someone close to them often need special help. Rainbows for the Children of Australia is offering a program in…

  • When Cat meets Cat

    When Cat meets Cat

    KEYSBOROUGH Cats fan Lachlan, 11 months, looked a little apprehensive about meeting premiership player Tom Hawkins last Wednesday. The Geelong Football Club forward posed for…

  • Cuts make life harder

    Cuts make life harder

    By CASEY NEILL CUTS to Gonski school funding will make life harder for struggling students, Dandenong North Primary principal Kevin Mackay says. The Federal Government…

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