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  • Roz Blades

    Roz Blades

    Greater Dandenong councillor and Noble Park community crusader THE Dandenong Journal in its heyday was regarded as the Age of local newspapers. It was big…

  • Roy Aspinall

    Roy Aspinall

    Dandenong traders advocate and Sandown spokesman I HAVE spent the past 50 years as a journalist writing primarily for the nationals and dailies and over…

  • Gary Castricum

    Gary Castricum

    Committee for Dandenong chairman and Castricum Food Service managing director I AM very pleased to hear that the Journal is back in the hands of…

  • Chris Keys

    Chris Keys

    President of the Dandenong and District Historical Society and member of the Keys family, after whom Keysborough was named. Where do you find the local…

  • Value of media relationships

    Value of media relationships

    Dandenong police Acting Senior Sergeant Duncan Bartley. VICTORIA Police’s strategic plan, Blueprint 2012-15, was recently updated and released by Chief Commissioner Ken Lay. The plan…

  • Welcome readers

    Welcome readers

    By PAUL THOMAS Managing Director Star News Group AS PROUD and committed publishers of true community newspapers, I am delighted to be able to see…

  • Police hunt man over indecent act

    Police hunt man over indecent act

    A WOMAN was indecently assaulted at Sandown Park Railway Station yesterday (Wednesday). Police have released images and CCTV footage of a man they want to…

  • Thieves make off with forklift

    Thieves make off with forklift

    POLICE are appealing for information about a forklift theft in Dandenong between 6pm on 27 August and 6am on 28 August. Thieves took the forklift…

  • Hubs of migrant help announced

    SPRINGVALE and Dandenong will be home to three community hubs designed to empower migrants and refugees. Multicultural Affairs Minister Kate Lundy and Bruce incumbent and…

  • Six times the limit

    Six times the limit

    A LYSTERFIELD woman, 32, returned a breath test almost six times the legal limit following a collision in Dandenong on Saturday. Police said her car…

  • Avid readers in festive spirit

    Avid readers in festive spirit

    KIDS across Greater Dandenong turned bookworms last week, to celebrate Book Week 2013. The oldest children’s festival in Australia ran from 17 to 23 August…

  • Sampey snaps

    Sampey snaps

    By CASEY NEILL “IT’S all about personality, isn’t it? They’re ignoring legal advice!” This was the claim from an irate councillor Maria Sampey at Monday…

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